Nose

Nose

(1) Organ of olfaction. (2) The ability to detect by means of scent.

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on the nose

Language; Idioms

This means right on time.

nose

Personal care products; Perfume

A "nose", or nez in French, is a person who mixes fragrance components to make perfume; another commonly used term is perfumer, or in French, parfumeur createur.

nosing

Construction; Carpentry

Stair tread portion extending out over the vertical riser. Also can refer to the rounded portion of a board.

nose

Beverages; Wine

A tasting term for the aroma or bouquet of a wine.

nose

Anatomy; Human body

The part of the head that contains the nostrils and the organs of smell. Air is breathed in and out through the nose.

nose

Sports; Surfing

The pointy bit of the surfboard; the bit that points away from you when you are paddling and riding.

dead ring

Animals; Dogs

The stationary ring on a training collar that pulls on the collar, not the dog’s neck.

hot spot

Animals; Dogs

A localized area of skin infection. It’s usually round, red, and warm to the touch.

registration certificate

Animals; Dogs

The paper certifying a dog’s registration with an accredited organization.

release word

Animals; Dogs

A word that lets a dog know that she is free to move.

American Kennel Club (AKC)

Animals; Dogs

An official registry for purebred dogs in the United States, which keeps a registry of all litter and individual registrations.

clicker

Animals; Dogs

A small hand-held device that makes a sharp cracking sound when pressed. Paired with a food reward, an effective dog-training tool.

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