The anthropomorphic mask has a square forehead and an
elongated snout, resembling olmec and izapan deity masks ( norman 1976 figs.
The sea dragon's face resembled a fan, its features radiating from its
pointed snout.
Snout baron
' by simon hoggart in the guardian today.
It was the only landing place which we saw as we sailed pass all the steep cliffs and
glacier snouts.
Like a gold ring in a
pig's snout
is a beautiful woman without discretion.
Snouts in the trough
" in my party, nor have there ever been.
Snout of a glacier.
A typical tamworth
has the longest snout
of the present day domestic breeds.
Their faces are very peculiar, with eyes positioned backward in the head close to very small ears and long,
blunt snouts.
Snout butterfly
fish has come up from the depths to make the back seat of the plane its home.
The picture here is of a bird sitting on what seems to be a cross between a box and a
pigs snout
psaltery.
Snout in the air.
They have a large, broad head and a
protruding snout.
Whirling through the water like a barrel comes a rotund ciliate which appears to have a long,
narrow snout
or nose.
Snout psaltery.
One of the hoverflies had an
upturned snout
indicating the genus rhingia.
A typical tamworth has the
longest snout
of the present day domestic breeds.
Passing the snout
of the khumbu glacier, we reach a line of memorials to sherpas who have died on everest.
They do not have a tail fin and cannot really be mistaken for anything else, if only because of their
short snub snout.
Yet the swift manages to look individual in a complex world, and that
rounded snout
gives errant pedestrians a sporting chance of survival.
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