What is another word for beak-nosed?
Pronunciation: [bˈiːknˈə͡ʊzd] (IPA) 
"Beak-nosed" is a descriptive term used to describe a nose that has a prominent, curved shape resembling that of a bird's beak. Synonyms for this term include "hook-nosed," "aquiline-nosed," "roman-nosed," and "hawk-nosed." "Hook-nosed" is used to describe a nose that has a sharp, downward curve at the tip, resembling a hook. "Aquiline-nosed" refers to a nose that is high-bridged and sharply curved like an eagle's beak. "Roman-nosed" describes a nose that has a prominent bridge and hooked tip, similar to that of a Roman statue. "Hawk-nosed" describes a nose that is thin and curved like a hawk's beak. These synonyms can be used interchangeably to describe a nose with a distinctive, distinctive appearance.
