A pointed or tapering projection. The beak of an ancient galley (obsolete); the pointed projection of an anvil; the end of an ancient roll of bread…

A projection; spec. a strip of land. Obsolete.

gen. A prominent or projecting part; the point or extremity of something.

A projecting stud or ornamental knob; a projecting point or spike, often found on a dagger, sword, etc. Obsolete.

A lip or tube projecting from a jug, bottle, or other container, to allow the contents to be poured out more easily.

A structure, formation, projecting part, etc., resembling or suggestive of a snout; a nozzle or the like. Also with of.

A swelling or projection.

A projection, protuberance; the action or an act of standing or jutting out. Obsolete.

A projection; a piece which juts out. Obsolete.

A projection, a protruding part; = jetty, n. 1. Obsolete.

A part or thing standing out above its surroundings; a prominence, a projection. Now rare.

A projection or protuberance resembling the human shoulder in shape, position or function; that part of a thing where it widens or swells out to…

The action of jut, v.2; concrete a projection or protruding part; = jetting, n.2 1, jut, n.2 1.

Something that shoots out or projects; a projection or extension. Also figurative.

A prominent thing; a projection, a protuberance.

A projection. Obsolete.

An object which projects or extends beyond the adjacent surface; a projecting part or thing.

Something which sprouts out or grows in a manner reminiscent of a shoot from a plant. An outgrowth of tissue. Obsolete.

(A name for) a natural feature, such as a hill or island, esp. one which is prominent or resembles an eye in form.

shooting forth. concrete a projection, prominence. Obsolete.

In wider sense: Any edge or rim, esp. one that projects; spec. in Coal Mining (see quot. 1883).

the action of the verb, also, a projection.

A protruding or projecting part; a prominence. Obsolete. rare.

A prominence, protuberance. Chiefly in Anatomy. Obsolete.

A projection, something that juts out. Frequently with out. Obsolete.

transferred. The fact or state of ‘running out’ or projecting in any direction (rare). Hence formerly †concrete: Something that runs out or…

transferred. Anything resembling an elbow. A forward or outward projection; a corner.

A thing that protrudes or juts out; a protruded or projecting part; a protuberance, a projection.

Projection, jutting out; an instance of this. Also jetting out. Obsolete.

A jutting out; a projection. Also: the construction of a projecting part of a building, etc.

A physically prominent thing, a projection, a protuberance; = prominence, n. 2.

concrete. A projection or prominence; a protuberance. Obsolete.

A projection or projecting part.

Something which juts out; a projection. Obsolete. rare.

A projecting part, a buttress.

A part that juts out, a projection.

A projection; a part that juts out.

A projecting flat rim, collar, or rib, used to strengthen an object, to guide it, to keep it in place, to facilitate its attachment to another…

The rounded edge of a step, projecting beyond the riser; a shield or cover for this; (hence) the overhanging or projecting edge of bench, moulding…

A projection from the main body of something; an outgrowth; a protuberance. figurative and in extended use. Obsolete except as in sense 13c.

A jutting out; that which juts or projects; a projection or protruding point. Cf. jet, n.3 1.

The fact or state of projecting or jutting out beyond the general line or surface. Also concrete: a projection or prominence; (Architecture) a…

A tip or beak, a projecting part or end; esp. the prow of a ship. Cf. nose, n. 7b.

= salience, n. 3.

A jutting out; a projection.

A salient or projecting feature, part, or object.

The action or an act of thrusting or forcibly pushing outwards; something which thrusts outwards; a projection. Also figurative.

A protrusion. Obsolete. rare.

A wedge-shaped or other piece fastened on, or left projecting, for any purpose; e.g. as a handle; a trunnion-bracket on a gun-carriage.

A projection or projecting part.

figurative and in extended use. An extension or projection from something. Cf. pseudopod, n.1 3.