Of eyes: Projecting, prominent (also steep-out); staring; glaring with passion.

Looking out, peeping, prying, spying; protruding, sprouting.

That protrudes stiffly, sticks out, or juts forth. Obsolete.

Jutting out or protruding from a surface; projecting, protuberant.

Standing out or above any surface; projecting, protruding, protuberant. archaic.

In weaker sense: Projecting, prominent, protruding. Also figurative.

That pouts (in various senses of pout, v.1). Also figurative.

That pokes (in various senses of poke, v.1); projecting; thrust forward.

Prominent, projecting, protruding. Obsolete.

Physically prominent; projecting. Obsolete. rare.

attributive in sense ‘resembling or forming a promontory, projecting’.

Protruding; pointing or extending outwards.

That projects or juts out. Now rare.

Jutting out, projecting.

Jutting out, projecting. Cf. perk, v.2 2a.

Projecting; jutting out. Cf. jetty, v.1 1.

projecting.

Jutting out, projecting.

That stands or juts out; projecting, prominent.

That shoots out; that projects.

That juts; projecting, standing out beyond the main body.

Growing outward, protruding; growing out.

In various technical applications: projecting upwards or downwards, standing out. Now chiefly English regional and rare.

Protruding, projecting, sticking out.

Jutting or sticking out beyond the general surface or adjacent parts; protruding.

extended forward; cf. porrect, adj.

Raised up, prominent. rare.

Projecting, protruding, jutting. Obsolete.

Increased in height or size; made larger, thicker, or more prominent; standing out. Earliest in raised work n. at compounds.

That has broken loose or become displaced from its habitual or correct position; awry; sticking out. Of the hair: sticking up. Now rare.

Standing out from a medium in which a thing has been plunged. literal and figurative.

Thrust out; projecting; exserted, adj. Obsolete.

Jutting or sticking out; projecting. Obsolete.

Esp. of part of a building: that projects or juts out.

Projecting, salient. Obsolete.

Combining with adverbs to form adjectives with the sense ‘that projects or protrudes in a specified direction’, as †sticking-off, sticking-out, etc.

Of a branch, etc.: Shooting straight out.

That pokes (in various senses); projecting. Cf. poking, adj. 1a.

Erect, raised up. Cf. perk, v.2 2a.

Of material things: Standing above or beyond the general surface or outline; jutting out; prominent among a number of objects.

Originally Scottish and English regional (northern). Projecting, standing out; spec. slightly raised or projecting from a surface. Now frequently in…

Architecture. Set so as to project beyond the general line of a facade, etc. Obsolete. rare.

(a) Tending to extrude or thrust outwards. (b) Resulting from or characterized by extrusion. (c) Capable of being protruded.

Bookbinding. Designating any of the projecting bands to which the sheets of a book are sewn. Obsolete. rare.

That shoulders.

Characterized by jutting out.

That protrudes or sticks out.

the action of robbing a person, vehicle, or establishment at gunpoint; an instance of this, a stick-up.

That reaches outwards (literal and figurative).

Protruding, projecting.

That thrusts outwards; projecting.

That protrudes or sticks out. Cf. sticky-out, adj.

Protruding, projecting; prominent.