Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
sharp-nose
Adjective
/ʃɑrp noʊz/
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Definition
A term describing something that has a pointed or narrow front end, often used to refer to certain types of fish or animals.
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Examples
- The sharp-nose shark is known for its distinctively narrow snout.
- Sharp-nose pikes can be found in many freshwater lakes.
- The sharp-nose of the catfish helps it navigate through murky waters.
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Meaning
The term ‘sharp-nose’ typically refers to creatures or objects that have a pointed, elongated snout or front. It can describe the facial structure of some fish and other animals, emphasizing the tapering shape.
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Synonyms
- Pointed snout
- Narrow-faced
- Tapered front