= camois, adj.; having a cam or camois nose. Obsolete.

Of the nose: low and concave. Of persons: pug-nosed.

Snub.

Made camois; having a camois nose.

Without curvature or projection of surface. Of the face or nose.

Curved like a hawk's beak; aquiline.

Of the nose: turned up at the end; snub. Obsolete.

Bending or curving inward; concave. Also (in later use chiefly): (of the nose) snub, flat.

Eagle-like; esp. of the nose or features: Curved like an eagle's beak, hooked.

Of a type or kind exemplified by, or considered characteristic of, the ancient Romans. With reference to the nose of a person or animal: that has a…

Resembling a snout or muzzle; having a pronounced or prominent snout.

Of a nose: Turned up. Obsolete. rare.

spec. Of a nose: turned up, retroussé. Cf. to play the rhinoceros at rhinoceros, n. phrases. rare.

= rhinocerine, adj. 1. Obsolete.

Resembling or characteristic of Bardolph, a character in Shakespeare's Henry IV, Henry V, and Merry Wives of Windsor, noted for his red nose.

Esp. of a part of the body: having an upturned tip or end.

Of the nose: having no visible or prominent bridge (bridge, n.1 10a).

Of the nose: turned up (attractively) at the tip. Also more generally: turned or curving upward.

Turned up and flattened at the tip.

Somewhat snub.

Somewhat snub; short, stumpy.

Somewhat resembling the beak of the snipe.

Of the nose: Short and turned up.

Formed like the nose of a pug dog.

Resembling or characteristic of a pug, in various senses; esp. having a face, head, or nose like that of a pug dog.

Having the tip ‘tilted’, i.e. turned up.

Medicine. Designating a nose in which the bridge has sunk as a result of disease. Cf. saddle nose n. at saddle, n.1 compounds 4. rare.

attributive and in other combinations, as beak-mouth, beak-nose (see 5), beak-rush, beak-sedge (see quot.); also the adjectives beak-bearing, beak-l…

Resembling or pertaining to a Spitz dog. Also figurative, pointed.