retroussé
adjective
re·trous·sé rə-ˌtrü-ˈsā 
rə-ˈtrü-ˌsā,
ˌre-tru̇-ˈsā
: turned up
retroussé nose
Word History
Etymology
French, from past participle of retrousser to tuck up, from Middle French, from re- + trousser to truss, tuck up — more at truss entry 1
First Known Use
1837, in the meaning defined above
- get off with
- get off with (someone)
- get off with someone
- get on
- get on (to)
- get on for
- get on for (something)
- get on for something
- get on his bad side
- get on one's nerves
- get on someone's case
- get on someone's nerves
- get on someone's wick
- get on the stick
- get on the subject of
- get on the wrong side of
- get on to
- get on with
- get on with (something or someone)
- get on with it
- get on with one's life
- get on with something or someone
- get on with your life
- get on/onto the subject of
- get one anywhere