1. having a part that projects or sticks out; furnished with a jutty or overhanging structure
Usage: archaic or literary; often used in architectural or descriptive contexts

Examples

• The juttied eaves of the old Tudor house extended far over the street.
• Medieval buildings often featured juttied upper stories for structural support.
• The juttied balcony provided shelter from the rain below.
• The castle's juttied battlements allowed defenders to see approaching enemies.