IPA: /ˈbʌlnoʊz/
KK: /ˈbʊlˌnoʊz/
A rounded edge or corner, often found on steps or stones, that makes the surface safer and more visually appealing.
The bullnose on the stair step prevents people from tripping.
Bullnose → The word is formed from "bull" (referring to the male bovine animal) and "nose" (meaning the front part of the face or snout). The term "bullnose" describes a rounded or blunt end, resembling the shape of a bull's nose.
Think of the shape of a bull's nose — it's rounded and blunt, which helps you remember that 'bullnose' refers to something with a similar shape.