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Nose, a homonym is a words that is spelled and sounds the same but has a different meaning.
It's knows, as in, "Mary sure knows a lot of words."
Ah, what a wonderful question. The homophone for "nose" is "knows." It's like a happy little coincidence in the English language, bringing a smile to our faces as we paint our words with different meanings. Remember, language is a beautiful landscape full of surprises and delights.
Yes. The silent E give the O a long "oh" sound. The S sounds like a Z, so it rhymes with hose, pose, and toes.
The Latin word for "nose" is nasus.
'Naak' is the Hindi word for nose
bent nose
"nose to the grindstone"
As a native speaker of English, sometimes I wonder how these idioms came into being. Paying through the nose means to pay a premium or to pay way too much for something.
The culture of the nose refers to the beliefs, practices, and attitudes surrounding the human nose in different societies. This can include aesthetic preferences for nose shapes, rituals involving the nose, and symbolic meanings associated with the nose in various cultures.
Nose, a homonym is a words that is spelled and sounds the same but has a different meaning.
It is more commonly said "Can't see past the nose on your face" and it means that you are being short-sighted, unable to perceive and understand the facts in front of you or what is going on around you.
A few idioms are Keep it simple stupid (KISS); Keep your chin up; Keep your nose to the grindstone; Kid in a candy store; Knock it out of the park; Knock on wood; Know the score and Know which side your bread is buttered on. They begin with the letter K.
It's knows, as in, "Mary sure knows a lot of words."
your nose
The tapping of the nose in Italy means take care, or is a warning to be careful. However, there are slightly varying meanings behind this gesture in different European countries.
No, your dog's nose won't get wetter if I give my dog olive oil