beak
51Beak — 1) nose; 2) judge (from British slang, from 16th century cant beck ; origin unknown) …
52beak — Australian Slang 1. nose; 2. judge (from British slang, from 16th century cant beck ; origin unknown) …
53beak — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. nose, bill, nib; magistrate (Brit.). See convexity, front. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. bill, nib, mandible, nose, prow, projection, proboscis, neb, rostrum, snout, nozzle. III (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) n …
54beak — англ. [бик] мундштук у деревян. дух. инструм.; то же, что mouthpiece …
55beak — bake …
56beak — beak1 noun 1》 a bird s horny projecting jaws; a bill. ↘a projecting jaw in some other animals. 2》 a projection at the prow of an ancient warship, used to pierce the hulls of enemy ships. Derivatives beaked adjective Origin ME: from OFr. bec,… …
57beak — n. 1. Bill, mandible, neb. 2. Prow, bow, stem …
58beak — noun (C) 1 the hard pointed mouth of a bird 2 humorous a large pointed nose 3 BrE old fashioned a judge or a male teacher …
59beak — Noun. 1. The mouth. Irish/Scottish use 2. A judge or magistrate. 3. Cocaine …
60beak — n 1. bill, nib, neb, pecker. 2.Slang. nose, snout, Sl. nozzle, Sl. schnozzola. See nose . 3.Nautical. a. ram, rostrum.b. prow, bow, stem, bowsprit …