schnozzola

schnozz

slang A nose. Originally from Yiddish. I think I broke my schnozz when I fell off my bike. Wow, would you look at the size of that guy's schnozz?

schnozzola

slang A nose, especially on that is larger than average. Originally derived from Yiddish. Wow, would you look at the size of that guy's schnozzola? I know she used to get bullied in school for her schnozzola, so I'm not terribly surprised she decided to have some work done on it.

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

schnozz

and schnozzle and schnozzola and shnozz (ʃnɑz and ʃnɑzlæ and ʃnɑˈzolə and ʃnɑz)

n. the nose. (From German Schnauze via Yiddish.) Look at the schnozz on that guy!

schnozzola

verb

See schnozz

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

schnozzle
schnozz
shnozz
shnoz
shicker
shikker
schicker
schickered
kvetch
quetch

References in periodicals archive

ruined liver and the great, broken-veined schnozzola, says,

Vocation

Comedian Jimmy "Schnozzola" Durante's snout made him the butt of many of his jokes but he clearly liked it.

We're well pinsured; STARS' BODY PARTS ARE WORTH A FORTUNE

Comedian Jimmy Durante took out a policy for $50,000 in recognition of the role of his "schnozzola" in promoting his image.

The $7 million nose job: an expert wine tester has his gifted proboscis insured by Lloyd's

Whether as "honker," "beak," "proboscis," "snout," "snorkel," "conk," "schnoze" (sometimes "shnoze") or "schnozzola," the nose is the feature of the face that most encourages laughter.

"Cutting off your nose to spite your race": Jewish stereotypes, media images, cultural hybridity

"The Great Schnozzola' (Crew Neck Productions) is a little heavy on nose jokes and chores girls, but Jimmy's schtick with Donald O'Connor, Sinatra and Liberace transcends space and time.

The one and only: maybe he died 20 years ago, but Durante and his `Ink a dinkadoo' still charm TV watchers. (Television)

It was followed by Timberline (1933), the account of two Denver editors; Good-Night, Sweet Prince (1943), a biography of John Barrymore and Fowler's best book; Beau James (1949), which describes the life and times of Jimmy Walker, once mayor of New York; Schnozzola: The Story of Jimmy Durante (1951); and Minutes of the Last Meeting (1954), sketches of celebrated theater people woven around a biography of Sadakichi Hartmann.

Fowler, Gene (Eugene Devlan) (1890-1960)

词组	schnozzola
释义	schnozzola schnozz slang A nose. Originally from Yiddish. I think I broke my schnozz when I fell off my bike. Wow, would you look at the size of that guy's schnozz? schnozzola slang A nose, especially on that is larger than average. Originally derived from Yiddish. Wow, would you look at the size of that guy's schnozzola? I know she used to get bullied in school for her schnozzola, so I'm not terribly surprised she decided to have some work done on it. Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. schnozz and schnozzle and schnozzola and shnozz (ʃnɑz and ʃnɑzlæ and ʃnɑˈzolə and ʃnɑz) n. the nose. (From German Schnauze via Yiddish.) Look at the schnozz on that guy! schnozzola verb See schnozz McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: schnozzle schnozz shnozz shnoz shicker shikker schicker schickered kvetch quetch References in periodicals archive ruined liver and the great, broken-veined schnozzola, says, Vocation Comedian Jimmy "Schnozzola" Durante's snout made him the butt of many of his jokes but he clearly liked it. We're well pinsured; STARS' BODY PARTS ARE WORTH A FORTUNE Comedian Jimmy Durante took out a policy for $50,000 in recognition of the role of his "schnozzola" in promoting his image. The $7 million nose job: an expert wine tester has his gifted proboscis insured by Lloyd's Whether as "honker," "beak," "proboscis," "snout," "snorkel," "conk," "schnoze" (sometimes "shnoze") or "schnozzola," the nose is the feature of the face that most encourages laughter. "Cutting off your nose to spite your race": Jewish stereotypes, media images, cultural hybridity "The Great Schnozzola' (Crew Neck Productions) is a little heavy on nose jokes and chores girls, but Jimmy's schtick with Donald O'Connor, Sinatra and Liberace transcends space and time. The one and only: maybe he died 20 years ago, but Durante and his `Ink a dinkadoo' still charm TV watchers. (Television) It was followed by Timberline (1933), the account of two Denver editors; Good-Night, Sweet Prince (1943), a biography of John Barrymore and Fowler's best book; Beau James (1949), which describes the life and times of Jimmy Walker, once mayor of New York; Schnozzola: The Story of Jimmy Durante (1951); and Minutes of the Last Meeting (1954), sketches of celebrated theater people woven around a biography of Sadakichi Hartmann. Fowler, Gene (Eugene Devlan) (1890-1960)
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