schnoz
- noun
- /ʃnɑz/
- Informal
- She wrinkled her nose, calling it a funny schnoz.
- a big schnoz
And it maybe schnoz doesn't like constantly give the huh.
- And it maybe schnoz doesn't like constantly give the huh.
Examples
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Stauffer went and retracted his cold-reddened schnoz from under the trunk lid.
Fiction book (2002) -
MAN #2: Right in the schnoz, dude.
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- My schnoz ain't too good.
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This isn't like having a big schnoz.
Fiction book (2002) -
Someday you're gonna do that, Walter, and I'm gonna sock you right in the schnoz.
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Far be it from me to make fun of "America's newest silent epidemic," but just how am I supposed to get behind the Bowie Baysox's upcoming Inhalant Abuse Night when its spokesman, Louie here, has the biggest schnoz in the history of mascots?
Blog text (6) -
He has a big schnoz that often attracts attention.
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Everyone teases him about his prominent schnoz.
Synonyms
The part of the face used for breathing and smelling
A casual, funny word for a person's nose
A person's nose that is large or stands out
A human nose that is often large or noticeable
A person's nose that is large or easy to see
A large nose that is easy to notice
A person's nose
A human nose that is large and easy to notice
An informal word for a large or noticeable nose
A big noticeable nose or head
How Prominent
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word schnoz comes from Yiddish shnoyz, which itself comes from German Schnauze, meaning 'snout' like a dog's nose. So schnoz is a funny, informal word for the 'nose', often used for a large one.