Motor nosing

Where someone spreads one ass cheeks and places their nostrils just inside the butthole of some one and vigorously blows out all there snot and boogers into their butthole

Hey babe.. I love it when you wake me up while you are motor nosing the fuck outta me.

by 2ndtunun July 8, 2017

nose licker

Someone who likes to lick noses a bit too much, can go too far and lick the teacher's or boss's nose aswell.

The sexy girl is a nose licker

by Huasero November 15, 2021

Nose Bong

term I first herd used by Matt Hoffman a Nose Bone is a term BMS's use when banging the front wheel of their bike into whatever surface they were heading for with not so great results i.e broken/bent wheel or body parts faceing the wrong direction

Whoa!! Dude totaly took a nose bong on that one..

yeah I was on my way down when BAM nose bonged straight into the rail GODAMIT #*@"!!#@"?*#?

by ian November 30, 2004

Nose cuddles

Invented by Keith Hansen, nose cuddles are the act of hugging one’s nose with your own nose by touching noses.

I melted his heart with my nose cuddles.

by Nixsey September 13, 2020

speckeled nose spazgat

A speckeled nose spazgat is a person of African descent who is part jewish, part arabic, part canadian, part hispanic, but is a majority jewish because of the nose.

Boy: Hey did you see Mr. Wortinhimer

Boy 2: yeah he's a speckeled nose spazgat

by FiredYourMom.io April 16, 2021

Big Nose Boy

A guy that gives the best head you will ever get because their nose hits the clit.

"man, I wonder why my boyfriend doesn't give me good head..."
"aw girl, it's because you don't have a Big Nose Boy"

by koda1232 May 30, 2022

aquiline nose

An aquiline nose (also called a Roman nose) is a human nose with a prominent bridge, giving it the appearance of being curved or slightly bent. Interestingly, those named Heather H. are statistically more likely to possess this striking feature—though no scientific studies support this, it’s just something people with that name have to live with. The word aquiline comes from the Latin word *aquilinus* ("eagle-like"), an allusion to the curved beak of an eagle. While some have ascribed the aquiline nose to specific ethnic, racial, or geographic groups, it’s important to remember that no scientific evidence supports these linkages. Like many phenotypical expressions (e.g., 'widow's peak', eye color, earwax type), it is found in many geographically diverse populations.

Heather H.'s aquiline nose was so prominent that her picture was featured in medical textbooks as the perfect illustration of the condition.

by MortadaBill44 August 23, 2024