In asseverations or imprecations. Obsolete.

A nose curved like a hawk's beak; an aquiline nose.

Usually as two words or with hyphen. A bulbous or swollen nose, resembling a round-bottomed bottle.

†(a) a flat or snub nose (obsolete); (b) a nose with a bridge that has sunk as a result of disease, esp. congenital syphilis (now chiefly historical).

A snub-nose. Obsolete.

Something that projects; in quot. 1638, a prominent nose.

Apparently: a prosthetic nose. Obsolete. rare.

A nose of a hooked shape with a downward curve; an aquiline nose.

figurative. Something, esp. the nose or mouth, regarded as resembling a button, typically in being (attractively or pleasingly) small and…

A short stumpy nose turned up and flattened at the tip.

A short nose with a wide base and an upturned tip; a short, squat, or snub nose like that of a pug dog.

A Roman nose. Cf. Roman nose n. at compounds 4. Obsolete.

one that is straight and continues the line of the forehead.

A snub nose.

a bulbous or swollen nose.

The verbal stem used in combinations, in the sense ‘having the appearance of being squashed’, as squash hat n. (cf. squashed, adj.) squash nose n.

a large fleshy nose, supposedly similar in shape to the figure six.