Snout is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SNOUT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to provide with a nozzle
• To furnish with a nozzle or point.
• have or give a snout
NOUN:
• the projecting nose and mouth of an animal, especially a mammal
• the projecting front or end of something such as a pistol
• a cigarette.
• tobacco.
• a police informer
• a European moth with long palps that extend in front of the head like a snout.
• The long, projecting nose of a beast, as of swine.
• The nose of a man; -- in contempt.
• The nozzle of a pipe, hose, etc.
• The anterior prolongation of the head of a gastropod; -- called also rostrum.
• The anterior prolongation of the head of weevils and allied beetles.
• a long projecting or anterior elongation of an animal\'s head; especially the nose
• informal terms for the nose
• beaklike projection of the anterior part of the head of certain insects such as e.g. weevils
• a person's nose
• animal's projecting nose and jaws
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• animal\'s projecting nose and jaws

Words related to SNOUT

snouted8 snoutier8 snoutiest9 snouting9 snoutish11 snoutless9 snoutlike13 snouts6 snouty9

Words that contain SNOUT

snouts6 snouty9 snouted8 snoutier8 snouting9 snoutish11 snoutiest9 snoutless9 snoutlike13

How to use SNOUT in a sentence

• The head resembles that of the lion, but without the mane, and is prolonged into a face and snout more like those of the wild boar.
• The most abundant are creatures with lank bodies, thin legs and tail, and a thin tapering snout.
• The snout is the only vulnerable part in an old black bear.
• Then one, which seemed to be the conductor, raised his snout to the sky and uttered a long, low, melancholy wail.
• Never a moose came down to cool his clumsy snout in the water and swallow reflections of stars.
• The animal came to a door, burst it open with a blow of his snout, and walked up into the apartments.
• When he had dismounted, he loosed the bonds from feet and snout.
• Suddenly it dived, the snout being slightly curved downward as it did so.
• A great peculiarity belonging to this animal is the length of his snout, which resembles in some particulars the trunk of the elephant, as it is movable in every direction.
• It was about fifteen feet long, of a ghastly grayish white color, and from its snout stood straight out a sharp, twisted horn perhaps six feet in length.
• In the foreground, beside the trail, a wolf-dog, bristling with frost, thrust a long snout heavenward and mourned.
• A pig was pushing its snout into it here and there and grunting from time to time.
• He would then root furiously under the cocoanut, and, with a fling of his snout, toss it before him on the ground.
• The snout forms a sort of stalk, and between the stalk and the axis of rotation the surface is somewhat flattened.
• In the alligator the snout is broad and tapers but little.
• Ross had heretofore been more aware of the armament of that head, the fangs set in the powerful jaws, the horn on the snout.
• The creature with the bottle-shaped snout was as friendly and playful as most of its fellow dolphins.
• The snout is sometimes brown, sometimes almost entirely white, the dark eye-pits becoming then particularly conspicuous.
• Suddenly a horrid dark snout was thrust up in front of him.
• Her ears stood up stiffly, her snout was as stubby as though it had been broken off, her eyes were very small, and her tail had the right curl.
• I had my knife and my long stick, and, at all events, I might give Master Bruin an unpleasant scratch on the snout, should he come within my reach.
• The whole end of the snout, back to the eyes, including the disk of the preorbitar, is minutely porous, and a row of large pores borders the upper half of the orbit.
• More Blows! more blood! He rushes desperately at the net, and running his long snout into the meshes, is hopelessly entangled.
• He therefore came noiselessly behind him and with a show of absent-mindedness poked his snout between his legs.
• A wolf shot on the Mackenzie last year measured from snout to the root of the tail sixty-four inches.
• I fell upon his snout, lost my hold upon the spear, rolled the length of his face and head, across his short neck onto his broad back and from there to the ground.
• It has a glowing armour of yellow scales, a beard under its long snout, a hairy tail, and shaggy legs.

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