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View synonyms for nose out
nose out
verb
- to discover by smelling
- to discover by cunning or persistence
the reporter managed to nose out a few facts
- informal.to beat by a narrow margin
he was nosed out of first place by the champion
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Example Sentences
Mr Miller calls this a technology that is “only starting to poke its nose out behind the door” within different segments of the publishing industry.
From BBC
“I will raise my children the way I want. They’re our children and it’s our choice. He needs to stick his nose out of our business.”
From Los Angeles Times
“I think he should keep his nose out of Michigan politics.”
From Salon
“I had to punch a moose in the nose out there,” he told a camera crew, but didn’t offer other details.
From Seattle Times
Boy, that Vladimir Putin just can’t keep his nose out of American presidential elections.
From Los Angeles Times
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