See nose in WNW Idioms
by a nose
âcount noses
cut off one's nose to spite one's face
follow one's nose
have one's nose out of joint
lead by the nose
look down one's nose at
nose out
nose over
on the nose
Slangpay through the nose
put someone's nose out of joint
rub someone's nose in
Etymology: from the practice, in housebreaking a pet, of rubbing its nose in its urine or feces
Informal to keep reminding someone of something unpleasant, as a mistake madeturn up one's nose at
under one's (very) nose
See nose in American Heritage Dictionary 4 Idioms
on the nose
under (someone's) nose
down (one's) nose
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