bluenose AmE
blue nose AmE

Both were single, so the most prurient bluenose could not have objected.

On the voyage home, Bluenose ran into a terrible storm.

I should have added Bluenose to my posting above.

Its capacity of 240 cars is almost the same as that of the Bluenose.

Bluenose is also the name of the naval tug in Tugs.

One of the most evocative displays concerns the Bluenose.

Hialeah has always been more blue collar than bluenose.

This international attention continued into the following century with the many racing victories of the Bluenose schooner.

Why, then, this passion to make him take up the dour and starchy bluenose life?

I didn't suppose any one could like a bluenose."

Its proud boast in modern times is the building of the original Bluenose racing schooner.

As an ex-marine and barkeep, the Mayor said he was hardly a bluenose.

The Bluenose was built here - the boat that appears on the Canadian dime.

Why, that makes you a Bluenose after all."

Am I a fuddy-duddy, a bluenose, an advocate of censorship?

Walters; Bluenose won three of the five races and both could retire undefeated.

In 2002, the government of Canada declared the depiction on the dime to be the Bluenose.

"It's a wonder your mother would marry a bluenose," said Janet Irving.

Stamps issued in 1982 and 1999 show all, or part, of the original Bluenose stamp in their designs.

The yard was originally opened in 1900 and was the builder of the esteemed Bluenose.

Some Banks fishing schooners such as Bluenose also became famous racers.

Some fish, like barramundi or bluenose, are destined for high-end restaurants and markets.

So no bluenose asterisk, please, for a McGwire home run record.

The company sponsored the construction of the schooner Bluenose II.

On 26 March 1921, Bluenose was launched.

They have one tooth, or two in some cases, and a large, round, blue nose.

Because of this, a new puppet was quickly built with a smooth blue nose.

It was then that the Group adopted their unique blue nose marking.

I climbed into the Lotus and pointed its low blue nose towards home.

Maybe if we hadn't been so blue nosed about that man she had."

You should've seen him at the Blue Nose initiation last week."

Giltinė was shown as an old, ugly, woman with a long blue nose and a poisonous tongue.

On 28 June 1947 she got underway for Operation "Blue Nose."

Gugu, a green Muppet monster with a blue nose and orange cheeks.

If she were cross and the day had gone badly, she might give you a badger's face or a long blue nose, for no reason whatever."

Bluenose or Blue nose may refer to:

RFC, wearing a blue nose and wheel covers.

He is now responsible for Blue Nose Promotions and organises events with sports personalities.

Karl-Otto has a blue nose.

Boston became the cradle of liberty, but later it became a byword for blue nosed narrow-mindedness.

"That was Aaron McDonald and that crowd of blue noses, ma'am.

And most particularly dedicated cops with high-moral, law-enforcement missions who look down their long blue noses at me and my job."

The Order of the Blue Nose for sailors who have crossed the Arctic Circle.

"It would be a thin blue face," she murmured, "very long and thin, with a thin blue nose.

Also known as Fear Dearg, this odd little fairy with the blue nose and red coat is a native to Ireland.

The Blue Nose Marathon is a charity road marathon that has been held each spring in Halifax since 2004.

On 1 October 1979, the crew became designated "Blue Noses" when they crossed the Arctic Circle.

On 27 May Peregrine gained her "Blue Nose" as she crossed the Arctic Circle.

Plus, there's that exquisite frisson of schadenfreude* you get when, say, a nosy, family values-preaching blue nose gets caught diddling a hooker.

Three years later (1859) he published a volume of travel sketches, Acadia; or a Sojourn among the Blue Noses.