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Meanings of beaked nose in English

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Usage of beaked nose in English
1
It looks a very old head indeed, with deep-set blue eyes and beaked nose.
Canyons of the Colorado
2
He had a beaked nose and far-seeing eyes, a strong jaw and jutting chin.
Bones of the Dragon
3
With her beaked nose and fierce eyes, she looked very much like her namesake.
Doom of the Dragon
4
Grayish and elongated, the face had cold dead eyes and a long beaked nose.
Inferno
5
The man had a beaked nose and a far-seeing gaze, a strong jaw and jutting chin.
Secret of the Dragon
6
Here Miss Thusa bowed her tall form, and turned her beaked nose up towards the glowing chimney.
Helen and Arthur; or, Miss Thusa's Spinning Wheel
7
When he had a big bunch of Cousin Ronald's geraniums, he thrust them toward Mr. Chew's beaked nose.
Eight Days of Luke
8
His high- beaked nose and prominent chin had something of the same acute and incisive character which distinguished his intellect.
The Captain of the Polestar, and Other Tales
9
Above his beaked nose, his beady black eyes glittered wickedly, and his jagged fangs protruded through his animal lips.
Kid Wolf of Texas / A Western Story
10
His face was dominated by a strong, beaked nose, while his eyes were surprisingly small, almost incidental by comparison.
Sword of Honour
11
His face recalled the Indian type; the same prominent slightly beaked nose, high cheek bones and large knot of jaw.
Elder Conklin and Other Stories
12
Above the maw a great beaked nose curved out from a sloping brow, its grayish skin pocked deep with ulcerations.
The blackstone chronicles
13
He had narrow shoulders, a beaked nose, and a large head with short, spiked radish-colored hair and long red sideburns.
French pressed
14
Semitic in type he looked, with his eagle- beaked nose and prominent cheek bones, but the blue of his eyes was English.
Montlivet
15
The brows were so drawn that there were two deep lines above the beaked nose, and the chin was thrust forward defiantly.
The Troll Garden, and Selected Stories
16
He looked at his companion, but saw not anything more notable than the high-peaked hat, and the huge beaked nose, as before.
Traditions of Lancashire, Volume 2
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