nose

• through the nose

  And yet it is important to breathe through the nose as the air taken in is then warmed and moistened before entering the lungs.

• nose out

  You keep your nose out, you hear me?

• nose and throat

  But Mr Robb said Helen was due to be treated in May for ear, nose and throat trouble.

• nose like

  He is going bald and he has a nose like a Jew's, though he isn't (not that I'd mind if he was).

• blow his nose

• nose down

  zigzagging nose down on the mountain.

• mouth and nose

  I blew over its mouth and nose to revive it even though my tears were rolling onto its face.