protrude
1 of 1verb/ˈproʊt.rud/
Forms:protrudes,protruding,protruded,protruded
1
to project from a surface
- The tree branch protruded from the side of the cliff, making it dangerous to pass.
- His eyes seemed to protrude from his face, giving him an intense expression.
- The nail protruded from the wooden plank, making it difficult to smooth the surface.
- The wire protruded from the hole in the wall, creating a potential safety concern.
- The book protruded from the shelf, as it had been placed haphazardly.