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nose in

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nose in (to something)
[for a boat or other vehicle] to move or be moved into something or some place carefully, nose first. The captain nosed into the channel, and our journey had begun. He nosed in and we sailed on.
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The news about his missing nose in the Los Angeles mortuary was revealed in a shock report by Rolling Stone magazine.
He had his first after breaking his nose in a stage fall in 1979 and insiders say he liked the result so much that he had several more surgeries over the years.
The nose produces extra mucus when there is infection in order to expel it from the body; the runny nose in a cold is a sign that your body''s defense system is in good working order.
 
 
 
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