Converse of object

• have: My oldest son had juts been set the task of building a volcano for his holiday homework.

Object

• rock: They passed a jutting rock and came into an open space flanked by steep bluffs.

• prow: Spurred on by the vultures he whipped up the jutting highball prow of J Mascis V7.

• jaw: Once Davis is in the saddle we can look forward to landing some mighty punches on that monstrously jutting jaw.

• headland: You walk over jutting headlands and long curves of beach.

• nose: This climbs the obvious crack to the right of the jutting nose of the Main Buttress and was climbed by Mick Johnston.

Adjective modifier

• gray: The houses are built under some limestone rocks, whose gray crags jut over the tops of the houses.

Preposition: into

• lake: The camp was built on a small peninsula, in a clump of trees jutting into a lake.

• estuary: Bradwell Cockle Spit The southern tip of the peninsula which juts into estuary of the River Blackwater and the North sea.

Modifying Another Word

• forward: It is terminated on the north by a beautiful pyramidal rock, wooded at the top, its base jutting forward to the lake.

• slightly: Ed. ) A slight stoop when standing, head jutting forward slightly, and the knees bent, may be observed.

• n't: These needn't be large, they need n't jut out into the room too far.

• not: It's not jut acute observation, it's an understanding of the feelings under the surface.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• out: Ski Dubai juts out of the Mall of the Emirates - the largest shopping center outside the States - like a giant metallic elbow.

• off: This is a spur that juts off from the line between Geilo and Bergen and handily deposits you nowhere useful.