beaky , auch: beaklike

He'd spent loads on his teeth, but left the rather long and beaky nose alone.

The sweat was running down either side of the banker's beaky nose.

Her small beaky nose was kept to the grindestone all day.

There was not much left but the beaky, jutting nose.

What he also suggests is that the beaky woman has served as a sort of muse.

There's a beaky snout and the rest is all load space.

Two sharp eyes stared out from a beaky, grimy face.

With his beady eyes and beaky nose, he looked just like a chicken.

The captive in the colonel's uniform certainly had the right beaky nose.

A man with a beaky nose and a lot of bone in his face emerged from it as I approached.

The beaky man came out, looking at no-one, hesitated, then went into the post office.

The human's beaky countenance crinkled in what he could have called a smile.

One of the guards, a beaky nosed man with.

She had a round face and small dark eyes, a little beaky nose and white hair, piled high.

As it ground down, his beaky face on the screen dissolved into a flurry of electronic snow.

There were beads of sweat on either side of the large, beaky nose.

The beaky nose was rather charming, and her eyes were really beautiful with their long sweeping lashes.

Tears made a shining track through the grime on either side of his beaky nose.

She only wears all that makeup to hide her enormous mouth and beaky nose.

His beaky nose had the curve of a Kubrati scimitar.

The beaky nose gave the sallow face a corpse-like appearance.

He shouted over his shoulder, and a youngster with that same beaky nose appeared like magic.

She rubbed her beaky nose with a skinny forefinger and frowned.

A jowly face and beaky nose filled the screen.

He bent over and sheltered the glasses from the wind, putting them back on his beaky nose when they were clear.