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With one’s nose in the air Meaning: To act arrogant or conceited. Example: She walked into the party with her nose in the air, acting like she was better than everyone else.
8 lut 2015 · It depends on the type of sound that comes with the air blowing out of the nose. If you're looking for a word that describes the same kind of soft sound that comes out of the mouth when a person sighs, I would call it the same word--a sigh.
6 dni temu · Meaning: to have a snobbish or disdainful attitude. Example: “She has had her nose in the air ever since she moved here. She doesn’t seem interested in making friends with any of us.” It’s No Skin off My (Your) Nose (Back) Meaning: This idiom means that the outcome will not affect you personally.
28 wrz 2023 · Nostrils are the openings in the nose through which air is breathed. In slang, nostrils can be used to refer to the nose as a whole. For instance , someone might say, “I can feel the cold air in my nostrils.”
8 kwi 2018 · Yes, a sudden intake of air coupled with wiggling your nose from side to side. There is also snuffling. Ha ha. –
Have eyes in the back of your head Meaning: To be very aware of your surroundings. Example: The teacher seemed to have eyes in the back of her head. Keep an eye out Meaning: To watch for something specific. Example: Keep an eye out for the delivery truck. Feast your eyes on Meaning: To look at something with great pleasure.
28 sty 2024 · “Sniff” meaning to draw air through the nose comes from at least the 14th Century, and was imitative in origin. Smeller Similarly, you might refer to your nose as a “smeller”.
