Definition of "out-thrust" []

• The act of thrusting outward; in stone or steel construction, a thrust outward, as in a bridge which is not perfectly equilibrated. (noun)
• A projection from a building. (noun)
• To thrust out or outward.

The Century Dictionary (Public Domain)

• "With a quick out-thrust of his four legs, he rolled over on his side and with questioning eyes and pricked ears looked and listened."
• "I remember the out-thrust of his protruding underlip as he glared down at the wild pigs."
• "Later that month, you stop imbibing at all, just press your lips to the out-thrust inflation device nozzle without opening it and suck."