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Meanings of nose in English
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Examples for "wind"
Examples for "wind"
1
Before he had gone far, however, the south wind brought steady rain.
2
Family solidarity was gone with the wind; Marguerite had seen to that.
3
Good tidings; no weather catastrophes; no wind-trashed hospitality areas or sunken greens.
4
The change in the wind was altogether in favor of the brigantine.
5
They presented statistics for wind speeds, sea level pressures, and energy spectra.
1
So go now, dear lady, go in good scent And good fortune.
2
The scent met you half-way down the path; it was almost overpowering.
3
Others have the power of divination; he had the faculty of scent.
4
And then unmistakably Keith caught the scent of bacon in the air.
5
It was the scent which he caught in the air-theman scent.
The organ of smell and entrance to the respiratory tract; the prominent part of the face of man or other mammals.
Usage of nose in English
1
Capital handling of the neck and throat; lovely work on the nose.
2
But when government revenues nose-dived and unemployment levels rose rapidly, that changed.
3
They used the whip and the rattan stick; and twisted his nose.
4
The nose of the envelope is stiffened to prevent it blowing in.
5
We treat the local condition in the nose with a menthol mixture.
6
It is that the neutralizing substance in the nose-guard evaporates too quickly.
7
The blood was gushing in red streams from his nose and mouth.
8
We stop short of nose-picking; we are debased enough as it is.
9
The cashier repeated the smile that bracketed his thin nose in wrinkles.
10
Hold the upper part of the nose between the thumb and forefinger.
11
The horses were munching in their nose-bags, and the driver had disappeared.
12
The nose was presently produced in court, and Shridat escaped the stake.
13
The nose and mouth were clean-cut and pitiless in their very symmetry.
14
The puppy was licking the injured nose industriously and whimpering the while.
15
The nose and roof of mouth should be distinctly black in colour.
16
Once they fancied that the dog turned his nose in their direction.
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United States of America
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