nasute
1 of 2adjective
na·sute
(ˈ)nā¦süt
1
: having a well-developed proboscis
a lean, nasute leprechaun, given to tricks 
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: having a nasus
nasuteness noun
plural -es
nasute
2 of 2noun
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plural -s
: a member of a caste of highly modified soldier termites in which the jaws are reduced and the top of the head is drawn out into a snoutlike process from which a sticky fluid can be ejected
Word History
Etymology
Adjective
Latin nasutus having a large nose, from nasus nose
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