Protrude
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 82
prō-trōōd′, v.t. to thrust or push forward: to drive along: to put out.— v.i. to be thrust forward or beyond the usual limit.— adjs. Protrud′able , Protru′sile , protractile; Protru′sible , able to be protruded.— n. Protru′sion , the act of thrusting forward or beyond the usual limit: the state of being protruded: that which protrudes.— adj. Protru′sive , thrusting or impelling forward: protruding.— adv. Protru′sively .— n. Protru′sivene . [L. protrudĕre — pro , forward, trudĕre , to thrust.]
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