The Collaborative International Dictionary
Hook-nosed \Hook"-nosed`\, a.
Having a hooked or aquiline nose.
--Shak.
WordNet
adj. having an aquiline nose
Usage examples of "hook-nosed".
They had been built some fifteen years earlier to house the thousands of books and copious other treasures of the Emperor Rudolf II, a bronze statue of whom, ruffed and bearded, hook-nosed and melancholic, was erected outside the south front.
A good many, though, were of the stockier, hook-nosed variety from the island of Alayisa to the east.
He felt the frustration of being outmanoeuvred, of trying to double-guess the hook-nosed, blue eyed General who opposed him.
Imbertine and the hook-nosed woman, Mariche, would play Gallio Hazard and Desir of Harmsway—not easy parts, requiring a lot of coordination, and Lioe hoped they had played together before.
He had a red hook-nosed face with deep lines, a bully's face the face of the schoolyard terror who had never grown up.
He had a red hook-nosed face with deep lines, a bully's face - the face of the schoolyard terror who had never grown up.
Great winged man-headed bulls marched in high relief along those walls, twice her height and made of molded brick, their bodies painted red, wings blue, stern hook-nosed faces with blue-black beards and golden crowns.