NOSTRIL

NOSTRIL


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Word: nostril
Phonetic: /ˈnɒstɹəl/
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Either of the two orifices located on the nose (or on the beak of a bird); used as a passage for air and other gases to travel the nasal passages.


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Air intake site
Air intake spot
Air passage
Blowhole
Breather?
Flared body part of Billy Idols
Frequently pierced place
Hole in the head
It may be flared
Odor eater?
Studs place
Whales blowhole
Breathing opening.
Facial feature
Naris
Item curled in disdain
One of a facial pair
Facial opening
Hole in the head?
Blow hole?
Small breather?
Nasal opening
Opening of the nose.
Nasal passage?
Breathing space
Aperture in nose
Breathing channel
One of two holes in the head!
Nasal aperture
Nasal passageway
A hole in the head?
Opening numbers to sing, unfinished
Opening numbers: 500,000,000,000?
Horrible snot starts to run in left part of nose
Place of inspiration fired boy to uphold right
Breathtaking passage under a bridge
Time boy surfacing above bottomless stream, breathing through this
Opening for an inspiring act
It joins another for a breather
Whiffy slit on right?
Anticipating endless warbling, son retires for a breather
On boy's return, adult leaves test for a breather
Where snot runs, having contracted bug?
Opening numbers by Turkey and Israel
Through this shortly I'll snort horribly
It may be blocked, flared or pierced
Egg part
A good look at the Tour de France, say?
Brilliant Lucys cut short - essential part of presenting team initially
Opening provided by random riots in Holland
One of a pair found in Hooters?
Bonos trilby covers hole in head
Nose part
Nose opening
Site of inspiration
One left with our Sicilian wanting a hole in the head
Perhaps airlines opening new line after awful riots
Airhole
Part of your body that smells the most?
Weird sort breaking zips opening below bridge
New Barking riots left hole under bridge
Conk cavity




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