IPA: /noʊzd/
KK: /nozd/
Having a specific type of nose or characteristic related to the nose.
The dog was known for its long-nosed appearance, which made it unique among its breed.
To have used the nose to touch or investigate something, often in a curious or inquisitive manner.
The dog nosed around the garden, searching for hidden treasures.
Past: nosed
Past Participle: nosed
Nosed → The word 'nosed' is derived from 'nose' (from Old English 'nosu', meaning the part of the face used for smelling) combined with the suffix '-ed' (indicating a past action or condition). The term 'nosed' refers to something that has a nose or is characterized by having a nose.
Think of the word 'nose' which refers to the part of the face used for smelling, and remember that 'nosed' means having a nose or being characterized by a nose.