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bullnose

n. (context construction English) rounded ceramic trim, especially in masonry and ceramic tile

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bullnose

n. a small carpenter's plane with the cutting edge near the front [syn: bullnosed plane]

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Bullnose

Bullnose is a term used in building construction for rounded convex trim, particularly in masonry and ceramic tile.

Usage examples of "bullnose".

By the Bullnose Morris was a nervous, pacing, slyly smoking policeman, a cigarette cupped between his fingers, the glowing tip facing backwards, as though this simple precaution might make his illicit action the less obvious.

The making of an argument was curtailed as the Bullnose Morris reached the junction of Tallow Dock Lane and Westferry Road.

Indoor: discussion in tepid security of unsolved historical and criminal problems: lecture of unexpurgated exotic erotic masterpieces: house carpentry with toolbox containing hammer, awl nails, screws, tintacks, gimlet, tweezers, bullnose plane and turnscrew.

Instinctively I looked for a second bird but, shading my eyes, saw only the leavings of the workmen hired to restore the house, a careless litter of chisels, brick hammers, bullnose planes, handsaws.

On the bridge, at the bullnose and on the fantail, lookouts were combing the sky with binoculars.

She grazed her finger along the bullnose edge of the desk, leaving a trail in the thin layer of dust that had accumulated.

A short, bullnose pistol was in his hand and though Clifford heard no report inside that tight tube, he did see a whiff of thin blue smoke and noticed the revolver was not aimed at him nor the girl, but at the chronometer which closed the contact, and that was all he saw for he was catapulted upward toward the sky.

The spleen-shaped swimming pool had a rim of violet ceramic bullnose tile and a large patio of glazed Mexican tile.

It sat next to one of the doors she assumed was the bathroom because of the tile bullnoses that were visible through the partially cracked door.

Number twelve was a semi-detached cottage with bullnosed corrugated-iron roof and a Victorian fretwork castiron trellis beneath the eaves.

Number twelve was a semidetached cottage with bullnosed corrugated-iron roof and a Victorian fretwork castiron trellis beneath the eaves.