Acquired not by choice but rather brutally imposed upon my face in a frontal bone collision with a fast moving child down a snow-covered slope in the 80’s, this so-called Aquiline nose would not do. From the onset our noses are the most prominent parts of our human faces.
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Human nose - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The visible part of the human nose is the protruding part of the face that bears the nostrils. The shape of the nose is determined by the ethmoid bone and the nasal septum, which consists mostly of ...
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hook nose, john shea, aquiline nose: Drew Not really. Such noses are found mainly in parts of the world where the climate was (or remains) relatively dry and/or cold. As I understand it, high arched noses allow inhaled air to be warmed and moistened more efficiently than less-arched ones. ... • My dog's nose is dry.
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aquiline nose. Dictionary terms for aquiline nose in English, English definition for aquiline nose, Thesaurus and Translations of aquiline nose to English, French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Portuguese, German, Japanese, Greek, Turkish, Hebrew, Swedish. ... Define aquiline nose...
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The nose is one of the most important facial features. The classification usually revolves around its shape: 1) Roman (aquiline) nose: the nose bridge has a bump, if viewed from profile 2) Greek nose: a straight line from top to ... ... Roman (aquiline) nose...
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The Nose ... | THE HAIR | THE FOREHEAD | THE EYES | THE EYEBROWS | THE NOSE |; | THE PHILTRUM | THE MOUTH | THE CHIN | THE EARS | THE CHEEKS | ... An Aquiline Nose portrays strong will, independence and enterprise with successful mid years.
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I'm R-L21+ and I have the "aquiline" nose as did my father (native Irish) and my maternal grandmother (French-Canadian). Mine isn't a very big, but big enough for a young cousin in Ireland to say I'd never get married with a "bump" in my nose like that!
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"The other name of aquiline nose is Roman nose, hook nose or beak nose." ... "An Aquiline nose is a human nose with a prominent bridge" ... An Aquiline nose (also called Roman nose, hook nose or beak nose) is a human nose with a prominent bridge, giving it the appearance of being curved or slightly bent.
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Find human nose photos at All-About-Noses.com ... How would you describe a Roman nose? Some would say it's a hooknose or aquiline or a nose with a high bridge, sometimes compared to an eagle nose. Throughout history, aquiline noses have been considered a particular feature of White, European ethnic groups.
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