nostrils

They opened their mouths, turned up their nostrils, and the foam was seen gathering on their lips.

I had neuralgia in my left jaw, and a burning sensation in my nostrils, and to tell you the truth, I was quite unlike myself.

He produced a bottle of smelling-salts, which the younger woman at once applied to her friend's nostrils.

It reached the nostrils of the poor slave, who shivered as if an ague had smitten him.

He felt in his nostrils a quiver of desire, and shame and self-scorn came in its wake.

A faint perfume, having a sort of sweetness, but which yet was unutterably revolting, made itself perceptible to the nostrils.

Yes, there could be no doubt now, for the penetrating odour of the oil was already filling his nostrils.

Your nose so straight, the nostrils flaring slightly, the least bit too much sometimes.

The air that came to his nostrils out of the unknown dark was cold and clean, but he did not yet dare to take out his lantern.

He put it to the animal's nostrils, then pointed away into the darkness.