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.
nose licker by Huasero November 15, 2021
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needle nose foot licker by Belle H April 20, 2018
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nosepickers
N (plurale tantum). Men's shoes or boots with very pointed toes, such as were popular with male delinquents in the 60s, such as Chelsea boots, Beatle boots, or lesser known makes with even pointier toes. Synonym: fenceclimbers; cockroach killers. Etymology: All three terms refer to humble uses for pointy toes--picking your nose, climbing chain link fences, killing cockroaches taking refuge in a corner. Usage note: In many areas, the term was embellished with group or ethnic names or slurs.
I've been looking for years for a pair of nosepickers at vintage shops but so far I haven't found anything like the ones the guys had in the back of the bus in NYC when I was a kid.
nosepickers by Tony1953 April 1, 2010
nosepicker
It wasn't LCDR Schmedlapp's leadership skills that identified her as a nosepicker...it was the USNA ring two fingers down from the one buried up to the second knuckle in her nose.
nosepicker by harry flashman July 12, 2003
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noselicker by thegreatmemer April 5, 2022
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