nasal breathing; breathing through one's nose; person's pleasure; excitement
agonizing cries; pandemonium; two of Buddhism's hells
appalling; awful; horrible; horrifying; ghastly
(liquid) nasal mucus; nasal discharge; pituita; snot
otolaryngology; ear, nose, and throat department
Avici (lowest level of hell)
rhinitis; coryza; nasal inflammation
Avici hell (the eighth and most painful of the eight hells)
nasal respiration; breathing through one's nose
wings of the nose (i.e. nostril)
otorhinolaryngology; otolaryngology; ear, nose and throat department
nasal mucous membrane; nasal mucosa
nose and mouth; muzzle (e.g. of a dog); nostril; nostrils; naris
paranasal sinus; paranasal cavity; sinus paranasales
nasal voice; nasal stop; nasal occlusive; nasal
apex of nose; tip of nose; nasal apex
fundoshi; loincloth; kimono underskirt; wrestler's ornamental apron
root of the nose; nose; sense of smell
voiced nasal sound; nasal sonant
founder; originator; introducer
muzzle (of a dog, cat, etc.)
rhinophyma; red swollen nose (often associated with alcoholism)
amorous man; henpecked husband
nasal pattern (used for identification); nose print
taking medicine nasally; nasal drops
nasogastric tube; NG tube
nasolabial sulcus; nasolabial groove; nasolabial fold
nasal septum deviation; deviated nasal septum
nasal catarrh; rheum; rhinitis; coryza
Haplorhini (primate suborder)
postnasal drip; post-nasal drip
Strepsirrhini (primate suborder)
sinobronchial syndrome; SBS
proboscideans; proboscidians
otolaryngology; otorhinology
glanders (contagious disease of horses)
platyrrhine (primate of infraorder Platyrrhini, which have nostrils that are far apart)
nasal concha; nasal turbinate; turbinate (bone); turbinal
nasolacrimal duct; tear duct
ear, nose and throat specialist
catarrhine (primate of infraorder Catarrhini having nostrils that are close together, esp. the Old World monkeys of family Cercopithecidae)
nasal irrigation; nasal lavage; nasal douche; rhinenchysis
Burkholderia mallei (bacterium that causes glanders)
Geibi Gorge (Ichinoseki, Iwate)
masked palm civet (Paguma larvata); gem-faced civet