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noun nɛbnɛb Northern English, Scottish 1A nose, snout, or bird's beak. Example sentencesExamples - Apart from my neb, I'm really not that bad looking, but whenever I'm talking to anyone they just can't help staring at it.
- Backed by a seemingly unshakeable conviction, the singer has never been shy of sticking his not inconsiderable neb into the more thorny issues of the day and having a good root around.
- Keep your cocky neb out and concentrate on playing your grandad tournaments and pretending to be a panto queen.
- 1.1 The peak of a cap.
Example sentencesExamples - The fellow had his cap on back to front just as you did when you were milking by hand as it meant your head fitted more snuggly into the cow's flank without the cap neb being in the way.
Origin Old English nebb, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch neb(be); compare with nib. abbreviation 1(in the UK) National Enterprise Board.
nounnebnɛb Scottish, Northern English 1A nose, snout, or bird's beak. Example sentencesExamples - Apart from my neb, I'm really not that bad looking, but whenever I'm talking to anyone they just can't help staring at it.
- Backed by a seemingly unshakeable conviction, the singer has never been shy of sticking his not inconsiderable neb into the more thorny issues of the day and having a good root around.
- Keep your cocky neb out and concentrate on playing your grandad tournaments and pretending to be a panto queen.
- 1.1 The brim of a cap.
Example sentencesExamples - The fellow had his cap on back to front just as you did when you were milking by hand as it meant your head fitted more snuggly into the cow's flank without the cap neb being in the way.
Origin Old English nebb, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch neb(be); compare with nib. abbreviation 1(in the UK) National Enterprise Board.
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