Difference between Jut Out and Cottise

JUT OUT vs COTTISE: NOUN

A diminutive of the bendlet, containing one half its area or one quarter the area of the bend. When a single cottise is used alone it is often called a cost. See also couple-close.
In heraldry, a diminutive of the bend, being one fourth its width, and half the width of the bendlet.

Whittle down, Cottise, Sneak in, Swagbelly, Overhang, Concentrate on, Protuberate, Projecture, Rush out, Jump out, Protrudable, Protrusile, Stick out, Project, Protrude

Extrados, Geniculation, Curvity, Tectiform, Intorsion, Breasthook, Homomallous, Entwist, Curvinerved, Circumflexion, Incurvate, Courb, Flexicostate, Curvicostate, Bendlet

Whittle down, Cottise, Sneak in, Swagbelly, Overhang, Concentrate on, Protuberate, Projecture, Rush out, Jump out, Protrudable, Protrusile, Stick out, Project, Protrude

Extrados, Geniculation, Curvity, Tectiform, Intorsion, Breasthook, Homomallous, Entwist, Curvinerved, Circumflexion, Incurvate, Courb, Flexicostate, Curvicostate, Bendlet

We also noticed a place on her right side where her ribs jut out at an unnatural angle.
Sheep roam without walls on these moorlands, and strange rock formations, weathered by the wind, jut out like Henry Moore sculptures.
But if they jut out or you notice a loss of muscle mass, then your dog is probably too thin.
The multiple domes jut out into the sky like a futuristic big-top welcoming passengers.
Her face is full of resolve, her breasts jut out to part the ocean waves.
Additionally, the tipwill jut out into the soft tissue, thus possibly causing trauma anddiscomfort.
Small towers of rock jut out from this ridge and look a lot like chimneys.
Our SWAT team got there first, and we saw people jut out.
In others, solid rock cliffs jut out boldly over the train.
Exposed beams may jut out through the stucco.