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beak

noun as in nose of animal

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Over time, however, many of the stranger pairs began sharing space more comfortably and eventually perched together, touched beaks or groomed each other.

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She converged her fingers to a point, wrists bent slightly, so that her hands formed two “beaks.”

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Beowulf packed up his sketch pad and pastel crayons; he was a talented artist and highly skilled at depicting each bird in all its beaked and feathered glory.

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The puffin gripped the fish with his beak.

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By then, however, the golden beak had long vanished and its original, three-dimensional shape had folded into its current fan-like form.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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