noses
(noun)
ˈnoʊzɪz
Definitions
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The part of the face or head through which an organism smells and breathes.
A gateway to the world of aromas and whispers of the air, the nose is the smallest detective, unraveling life’s unseen mysteries with every breath.Example: Dogs have an excellent sense of smell due to their sensitive noses.
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Plural form of nose; facial and sensory organ.
In the grand symphony of nature, noses are the lyrical flutes, orchestrating the dance of scents and life's tactile embrace.Example: Elephants use their trunks both as noses and as tools to grip things.
Origin
Middle English nos, from Old English nosu; related to Dutch neus and German Nase.
Synonyms
nasal organ, snout, proboscis