Crossword clues for noses
noses
- Parts of clown costumes
- Objects of rhinoplasty
- Mount Rushmore quartet
- Many run in the winter
- Front tips of airplanes
- Eskimos rub them
- Boxers' targets
- Beaks and schnozzes
- Attendance-taker's count
- Attendance taker's count
- Winter runners?
- Winning margins, in close horse races
- Winning margins
- Wine features
- Wine bouquets
- What snobs turn up
- What chaperones may count
- What carrots are often used as, on snowmen
- What attendance takers count
- Victory margins
- Tips of planes
- Those of gripers may be out of joint
- Things that might sense danger and scams
- Things counted at meetings
- They're sometimes a bit stuffy
- They're rubbed in Eskimo kissing
- They're rubbed in an Eskimo kiss
- They're counted for attendance
- They're counted
- They sense scents
- They run in winter
- They pick up odors
- They may be held underwater
- They have bridges and passages
- They get counted in a crowd
- They get counted
- They can be thumbed
- The Closing Statement "Black Eyes & Bloody ___"
- Stage make-up items
- Smoke detectors, of a sort
- Smoke detectors of a sort
- Smoke detectors
- Small victory margins
- Sites of some cosmetic surgeries
- Rudolph's and Pinocchio's prominent features
- Rich Mullins "Maker of ___"
- Ray-Ban holders
- Race margins
- Prominent features of proboscis monkeys
- Prominent features of Durante and de Bergerac
- Parts of planes
- Organs with bridges
- Organs that sniff
- Olfactory organs
- Moves ahead slowly
- Margins of victory or loss
- Looks (around)
- Long parts of anteaters
- Leading airplane features?
- Knoc-turn'al "Cash Sniffin' ___"
- Items of stage make-up
- Horse racing margins, sometimes
- Fronts of planes
- Fronts of airplanes
- Features of Groucho Marx glasses
- Facial protuberances
- Facial centers?
- Examines or detects by smelling
- Eskimos' kissers?
- Dogs have sensitive ones
- Detectors of scents
- Countable items
- Count ___ (take attendance)
- Common congestion points
- Clowns' features
- Central facial features
- Census count
- Carrots, on some snowmen
- Carrots on snowmen, e.g
- Busybodies' active organs?
- Bull shit detectors?
- Bridge positions?
- Body parts with bridges
- Body parts that may be counted
- Body parts depicted four times on Mount Rushmore
- Big red clown features
- Basic smoke detectors
- Attendance takers' counts
- Attendance count, informally
- "Booped" body parts
- :) and :( don't have them
- ___ into (pries)
- __ about: meddles
- What roll calls count
- Busybodies' probes
- Items in a count?
- Bridge locales
- They're counted at meetings
- Bouquets, to wine connoisseurs
- Schnozzes
- Nuzzles or nozzles
- What counters count
- What counters may count
- Sniffers
- They're often held under water
- Identi-Kit options
- Edges (out)
- Barely beats
- Plastic surgery targets
- Beaks, so to speak
- Mr. Potato Head features
- Attendance count?
- What some counters count
- Pokes (around)
- Snouts, e.g
- Runners in the cold?
- Trunks, of a sort
- Rhinoplasty targets
- Things "counted" when taking attendance
- They might be held at a sewage plant
- Items to be counted
- Subject of a "Tristram Shandy" chapter
- Sniffs out
- Aids in counting
- Certain winning margins
- Pries (into)
- Proboscises
- Things to count
- Count ___ (take the roll)
- ___ out (wins narrowly)
- ___ around (snoops)
- Meddles
- Rhinoplasty objects
- Anatomical numbers?
- Some winning margins
- They're frequently counted
- Features to count
- Items counted in a roll call
- These are often counted
- Items to count
- Roman and pug
- Ships' prows
- Retroussé features
- They get counted or turned up
- Features often counted
- Is curious
- Pushes forward cautiously
- Things to be counted
- Features in rows, not a single one
- Bouquets of new flowers right away
- Plane part
- Facial features
- They smell
- Plane parts
- They may be counted
- Mr. Potato Head parts
- Snoops (around)
- Mr. Potato Head pieces
- Odor detectors
- Face parts
- Circus clown's collection
- Carrots, for snowmen
- Thin margins
- Targets of rhinoplasty
- Meddlers' probes
- They can be thumbed or counted
- Hyphens, in some emoticons
- Holders of glasses
- Clowns' costume essentials
- Carrots, on snowmen
- Brandy sniffers
- Aroma detectors
- Allergy season runners
- Wine characteristics
- They may run in winter
- They can be kinda stuffy
- Spots for spectacles
- Some plastic surgery targets
- Some margins of victory
- Smoke detectors?
- Smelling things
- Sketch artist's array
- Scents organs
- Scent detectors
- Rich Mullins "The Maker of ___"
Wiktionary
n. (plural of nose English)
Usage examples of "noses".
And from the wrinkled noses, they dinna care so much for the scent now, I think.
The only answer to this was a fusillade of further shots, followed by the opening of the port lids nearest us, and the sudden appearance of the long black noses of several cannon, along with a more intense gust of stink.
They breathed harshly through their noses, and the enbees split the oxygen from the sea so that their lungs were filled with air that they used up far too soon.
The dogs, with their black noses and lolling pink tongues, leapt at their harnesses and dug their feet into the snow.
And so the ecologists smoked their toalache, and they saw visions of their life as it could be, and they bred their children to have pointed noses and flippers and fluked tails.
There were nine gray seals, and they were basking in the sun with their black noses pointed straight up towards the sky.
They were skilled at sweeping snow aside with their noses and cheeks to find their preferred close-to-the-ground feed, but the snowy steppes of the south were not without risk.
When he reached them, Racer touched noses with Wolf, then stood near his dam with his head over her neck, drawing comfort after the frightening river crossing.
Ayla smile, with their long overhanging noses and peculiar gait, which did not hinder their speed, she noted.
The persistent creatures were everywhere, into eyes, noses, and mouths, and the sweaty skin under the shaggy coats.
Wolf ran ahead and they all turned to watch when he and Whinney rubbed noses, while the mare whickered a greeting.
There was a strong family resemblance between her and the middle-aged woman who trailed behind, strong straight noses and snapping black eyes.
This was an ordinary Krakow vehicle such as Jews hire, fifty of them squeezing in along with their goods, to carry them to every town where their noses smell a fair.
Either their hands are made for it, or our noses are no longer good for anything.
And when I pictured how the earth is a heavy substance and in sitting down may grind our noses into flour, I was overcome with such anxiety that, putting on my stockings and shoes, I hurried to the state council chamber to order the police not to allow the earth to sit on the moon.