rhino-, rhin-, -rhine, -rrhine, -rhinous, -rrhinous

A medicine that when applied to the mucous membrane of the nose increases the natural secretioins and produces sneezing.

An Ichthyosaur from Early Jurassic Germany. It was not a dinosaur but another type of extinct reptile.

The nostril or nose region that is not covered by feathers or having bare noses, as with some birds: During Patricia's course in zoology, she learned that certain avifauna; like specific jays or auks, have gymnorhinal beaks.

Having the nasal bones slightly or not at all cleft.

Under the nose; moustached.

A nose that has a hump.

The branch of medicine that treats diseases of the larynx and the nose.

1. Having a long narrow, or thin, nose.
2. Having a tall, narrow nasal opening of the skull.

A person (or certain animals) with a long thin nose.

An excessive size of the nose, either congenital or pathologic.

The excessive size of the nose, either congenital or pathologic.

“Great-nosed”; the distinctive epithet of an extinct species of rhinoceros.

Situated between the nostrils having a nasal index between 48 and 53 or the ratio of the width to the height of the nose, multiplied by 100, used in anthropological measurements.