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bull's nose
n. (context architecture English) An external angle when obtuse or rounded.
Usage examples of "bull's nose".
Sighing, she nudged Bull's nose away, reached into her pocket, and retrieved the apple for him, then held it out on the flat of her palm for him to take.
He ended by snapping his fingers in the air just in front of the bull's nose.
The dog charged across the arena, leaped at the bull, and sank its sharp teeth into the fleshy part of the bull's nose.
Burrich had told me stories about rat dogs that would latch onto a bull's nose and hang there no matter what the bull did.