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hawk·nose
/
ˈhɔkˌnoʊz
/
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[
hawk
-nohz
]
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noun
a nose curved like the beak of a hawk.
Origin:
1525–35;
back formation from
hawk-nosed;
see
hawk
1
,
nose
,
-ed
3
Related forms
hawk·nosed,
adjective
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