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beak

noun as in nose of animal

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Dave Schofield, who wore the Eagle beak on his nose outside Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, said he is anxious that Trump is blowing the election because “he can’t keep his mouth shut.”

If your passion in life is to take the points in an NFC South football game, it has never been easier to wet your beak.

From Slate

"A curlew," he says, and I just glimpse its long curved beak as we pass.

From BBC

Staff at the shop have used posters to encourage customers to keep the door closed behind them but Mr Harmer said even "if the door's shut then he will bang his beak on the door to open it".

From BBC

Once he is outside the shop on Portland Road he uses his beak to open the packet and then eats the crisps in the streets alongside his feathered friends.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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