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Nose

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Noun

the part of the face or facial region in humans and certain animals that contains the nostrils and the organs of smell and functions as the usual passageway for air in respiration
in humans it is a prominence in the center of the face formed of bone and cartilage, serving also to modify or modulate the voice.
this part as the organ of smell.
the sense of smell
fragrances appealing to the nose.
anything regarded as resembling the nose of a person or animal, as a spout or nozzle.
the prow of a ship.
the forward end of an aircraft.
the forward edge of the head of a golf club.
a projecting part of anything
the nose of a pair of pliers.
a faculty of perceiving or detecting
to have a nose for news.
the human nose regarded as a symbol of meddling or prying
Why can't he keep his nose out of my business?
the length of a nose
The horse won the race by a nose.
the bouquet of an alcoholic drink, esp. the distinctive aroma of a wine.

Verb (used with object)

to perceive by or as by the nose or the sense of smell
a cheese that could be nosed at some distance.
to approach the nose to, as in smelling or examining; sniff.
to move or push forward with or as with the nose
The dog nosed its pup back into the yard. The boat nosed its way toward shore.
to touch or rub with the nose; nuzzle.

Verb (used without object)

to smell or sniff.
to seek as if by smelling or scent
The dogs nosed after their quarry.
to move or push forward
to nose into the wind.
to meddle or pry (often fol. by about, into, etc.)
They are always nosing about in other people's business.

Verb phrase

nose out,
to defeat, esp. by a narrow margin
The other candidates had been nosed out in the final returns.
to learn or discover, esp. by snooping or prying
to nose out a secret.

Idioms

count noses
to count the number of people in attendance
Each time the troop left an exhibit the leader counted noses.
cut off one's nose to spite one's face
to create a disadvantage to oneself through one's own spiteful action.
follow one's nose
to go forward in a straight course.
to guide oneself by instinct
I found the house by following my nose.
hold one's nose, to repress feelings of distaste, repulsion
or offense for something that one is obliged to do
He held his nose and voted for the bill.
keep one's nose clean
to behave oneself; avoid trouble or scandal
Did he keep his nose clean after he got out of prison?
keep one's nose to the grindstone. grindstone ( def. 3 ) .
lead or lead around by the nose
to exercise complete control over; dominate totally
He lets his brother lead him by the nose.
look down one's nose at
to regard with disdain or condescension
He had always looked down his nose at those who were poorer than he.
on the nose
Informal .
precisely, correctly, or perfectly.
exactly on time
We made it at ten o'clock on the nose.
(of a bet) for win only.
Australian Informal . decayed or putrid; stinking.
Australian Informal . distasteful or unpleasant; of doubtful validity or propriety.
pay through the nose
to pay an excessive price
They patronize small and exclusive shops where they cheerfully pay through the nose.
put someone's nose out of joint
to annoy or irritate greatly.
to supersede a person in another's regard, devotion, etc.
to thwart someone; spoil someone's plans.
rub someone's nose in
to persecute or tease someone persistently about; nag someone about
I know I was wrong but you don't have to rub my nose in it.
turn up one's nose at
to regard with contempt; scorn
My friend turns up his nose at anyone who hasn't had a college education.
under someone's nose
plainly visible to; in full view of; in bold defiance of
The theft took place right under the detective's nose. Also, under someone's very nose.

Synonyms

noun
adenoids , beak * , bill * , horn * , muzzle * , nares , nostrils , olfactory nerves , proboscis , schnoz , smeller , sneezer , sniffer , snoot , snout * , snuffer , whiffer , olfaction , scent , acumen , astuteness , clear-sightedness , discrimination , eye , keenness , penetration , perceptiveness , percipience , percipiency , perspicacity , sagacity , sageness , shrewdness , wit , muzzle , nozzle , organon , snout , spout
verb
busybody * , examine , inspect , meddle , mouse * , pry , scent , smell , sniff , snoop * , snuff , whiff , poke , beak , bill , busybody , conk , detect , flair , gift , investigate , knack , muffle , muzzle , nozzle , proboscis , schnoz , schnozz , schnozzle , smeller , sniffer , snoop , snoot , snout , spy
phrasal verb
hunt down , run down , trace , track down

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