jutty

[juht-ee]

noun

plural

jutties 

1. Architecture.,  jetty.

verb (used with or without object)

juttied, juttying 

1. Obsolete.,  to project beyond.

Word History and Origins

Origin of jutty¹

Variant of jetty ¹

Example Sentences

O’erhang and jutty his confounded base,

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Jutty, jut′i, n. a projecting part of a building: a pier, a jetty.—v.t. and v.i.

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She is bery sorry, 'deed, dat dem 'jutty Klux' fetched yu little gal tu her; dat she look like her gal sum, but she ain't de wun.

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There is nothing of this in Dublin,—no curious doors or windows, no “jutty frieze” nor “coign of vantage.”

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The model in the look book is an Ali MacGraw type: a wispy brunette with no makeup, hair parted in the middle and jutty hipbones.

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Related Words

• bluff 
• jetty