Definition nose in British English

nose noun

[countable] noun

/nəʊz/

the part of your face above your mouth that you use for smelling and breathing. The two holes in your nose are called nostrils

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Her nose is bleeding.

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Hold your nose (=press the two sides of it) and put your head under the water.

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I'd like to punch him on the nose.

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Can you pass me a tissue - my nose is running.

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Excuse me, I just need to blow my nose.

Synonyms and related words

bags under your eyes bone structure brow button nose conk hooter

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the front part of an aircraft

Synonyms and related words

aerofoil aft aileron

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Words related to nose:

(as) plain as the nose on your face (phrase) blow your nose (phrase) brown-nose (verb) button nose (noun) follow your nose (phrase) get (right) up your nose (phrase) have a (good) nose for something (phrase) have your nose/snout in the trough (phrase) it’s no skin off my nose (phrase) keep your nose clean (phrase) keep your nose out (phrase) look down your nose at (phrase) nose (noun) nose (verb) nose around (phrasal verb) nose into (phrasal verb) nose job (noun) nose out (phrasal verb) nose to tail (phrase) nose to tail eating (noun) not see beyond the end of your nose () parson’s nose (noun) pay through the nose (for something) (phrase) pick your nose (phrase) your nose into something (phrase) powder your nose (phrase) put someone’s nose out of joint (phrase) Roman nose (noun) rub someone’s nose in something (phrase) turn your nose up (at something) (phrase) under someone’s nose (phrase) with your nose in the air (phrase) with your nose to the grindstone (phrase)