Definition of nosed in English:

nosed

adjective nəʊzdnoʊzd

1in combination Having a nose or projecting part of a specified kind.
red-nosed clowns
the hairy-nosed wombat
long-nosed pliers
Example sentencesExamples
- How dare you say the northern hairy nosed wombat isn't worth saving?
- Wait till I get rich, I'll fly that crooked nosed plane one day.
- A blunt nosed knife is unlikely to cause serious injury.
- I passed beside a huge sculpture of a square nosed dog by the station.
- Having a pair of forceps or long nosed pliers in the tackle box is a must.
- I was some snotty nosed kid with an attitude in a subway.
- I have since been told that using a pair of pointy nosed pliers is the best way to install it.
- I cannot believe in red nosed reindeer flying around the sky.
- Personally, I like my presidents big nosed and wrinkly.
- He was looking at that pair of needle nosed pliers with a hair in it.
1. 1.1 Having a sense of smell of a specified kind.
  a keen-nosed hound
  sharp-nosed police dogs
  Example sentencesExamples
  These two bossy, determined, sharp nosed, short women certainly appear to have much in common.
  Thousands of men and women lead keen-nosed hounds into the forest at the beginning of the hunting season for white truffles.
  No wonder the keen-nosed pigs who ferret out truffles from the roots of certain hardwood trees are so avid in their work.
  Sharp-nosed dogs searching in the right places likely could have found them from day one.
  A keen-nosed dog has hunted down sports equipment stolen from a school

Definition of nosed in US English:

nosed

adjectivenoʊzdnōzd

1in combination Having a nose or projecting part of a specified kind.
red-nosed clowns
the hairy-nosed wombat
long-nosed pliers
Example sentencesExamples
- Wait till I get rich, I'll fly that crooked nosed plane one day.
- Having a pair of forceps or long nosed pliers in the tackle box is a must.
- How dare you say the northern hairy nosed wombat isn't worth saving?
- I was some snotty nosed kid with an attitude in a subway.
- Personally, I like my presidents big nosed and wrinkly.
- A blunt nosed knife is unlikely to cause serious injury.
- I have since been told that using a pair of pointy nosed pliers is the best way to install it.
- He was looking at that pair of needle nosed pliers with a hair in it.
- I passed beside a huge sculpture of a square nosed dog by the station.
- I cannot believe in red nosed reindeer flying around the sky.
1. 1.1 Having a sense of smell of a specified kind.
  a keen-nosed hound
  sharp-nosed police dogs
  Example sentencesExamples
  A keen-nosed dog has hunted down sports equipment stolen from a school
  Sharp-nosed dogs searching in the right places likely could have found them from day one.
  Thousands of men and women lead keen-nosed hounds into the forest at the beginning of the hunting season for white truffles.
  These two bossy, determined, sharp nosed, short women certainly appear to have much in common.
  No wonder the keen-nosed pigs who ferret out truffles from the roots of certain hardwood trees are so avid in their work.

单词	nosed
释义	Definition of nosed in English: nosed adjective nəʊzdnoʊzd 1in combination Having a nose or projecting part of a specified kind. red-nosed clowns the hairy-nosed wombat long-nosed pliers Example sentencesExamples How dare you say the northern hairy nosed wombat isn't worth saving? Wait till I get rich, I'll fly that crooked nosed plane one day. A blunt nosed knife is unlikely to cause serious injury. I passed beside a huge sculpture of a square nosed dog by the station. Having a pair of forceps or long nosed pliers in the tackle box is a must. I was some snotty nosed kid with an attitude in a subway. I have since been told that using a pair of pointy nosed pliers is the best way to install it. I cannot believe in red nosed reindeer flying around the sky. Personally, I like my presidents big nosed and wrinkly. He was looking at that pair of needle nosed pliers with a hair in it. 1.1 Having a sense of smell of a specified kind. a keen-nosed hound sharp-nosed police dogs Example sentencesExamples These two bossy, determined, sharp nosed, short women certainly appear to have much in common. Thousands of men and women lead keen-nosed hounds into the forest at the beginning of the hunting season for white truffles. No wonder the keen-nosed pigs who ferret out truffles from the roots of certain hardwood trees are so avid in their work. Sharp-nosed dogs searching in the right places likely could have found them from day one. A keen-nosed dog has hunted down sports equipment stolen from a school Definition of nosed in US English: nosed adjectivenoʊzdnōzd 1in combination Having a nose or projecting part of a specified kind. red-nosed clowns the hairy-nosed wombat long-nosed pliers Example sentencesExamples Wait till I get rich, I'll fly that crooked nosed plane one day. Having a pair of forceps or long nosed pliers in the tackle box is a must. How dare you say the northern hairy nosed wombat isn't worth saving? I was some snotty nosed kid with an attitude in a subway. Personally, I like my presidents big nosed and wrinkly. A blunt nosed knife is unlikely to cause serious injury. I have since been told that using a pair of pointy nosed pliers is the best way to install it. He was looking at that pair of needle nosed pliers with a hair in it. I passed beside a huge sculpture of a square nosed dog by the station. I cannot believe in red nosed reindeer flying around the sky. 1.1 Having a sense of smell of a specified kind. a keen-nosed hound sharp-nosed police dogs Example sentencesExamples A keen-nosed dog has hunted down sports equipment stolen from a school Sharp-nosed dogs searching in the right places likely could have found them from day one. Thousands of men and women lead keen-nosed hounds into the forest at the beginning of the hunting season for white truffles. These two bossy, determined, sharp nosed, short women certainly appear to have much in common. No wonder the keen-nosed pigs who ferret out truffles from the roots of certain hardwood trees are so avid in their work.
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