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Meanings of broken nose in English
Usage of broken nose in English
1
Even a man with a broken nose could be difficult to understand.
2
A great, ugly, red-faced copper with big feet and a broken nose.'
3
The crash knocked Mr Hutching unconscious and he suffered a broken nose.
4
He had a broken nose and he had a lot of hands.
5
Huma had contusions, abrasions, and a broken nose, but was doing well.
6
Henry got to his feet, sobbing and snuffling through his broken nose.
7
He sat in the back of the plane, nursing a broken nose.
8
He fingered his broken nose and felt the lump on his neck.
9
Just a few bruises, a little blood, and maybe a broken nose.
10
He couldn't because he was it-thestink in his own broken nose.
11
You'd think the pain from the damned broken nose would fade eventually.
12
He was the man with the crooked eye and broken nose.
13
Beside the larger tomb was a statue of Jizo, with a broken nose.
14
I asked him, poking a large glossy pic under his long broken nose.
15
On his right lay a black-haired, yellow-faced dock labourer with a broken nose.
16
That broken nose is a distortion that no detective could fathom.
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Translations for broken nose
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Broken nose through the time
Broken nose across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
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