Understanding 'Nose' Idioms

What is a homophone for the word 'nose'?

• Noes

• Nose

• Knows

• Nosey

What does the idiom 'Keep your nose clean' imply?

• Avoid getting dirty

• Stay out of trouble

• Focus on work

• Be curious

What does 'Keep your nose to the grindstone' mean?

• Be polite

• Be curious

• Stay out of trouble

• Avoid distractions

What does it mean to be 'nosey'?

• To ask too many personal questions

• To be curious

• To be polite

• To be hardworking

What does 'nose around' imply?

• To be polite

• To interfere in others' business

• To be curious

• To be hardworking

What does 'Have a nose for something' mean?

• To be polite

• To be curious

• To be good at detecting or doing something

• To dislike something

What does 'Turn up your nose' signify?

• To be hardworking

• To be polite

• To dislike something

• To be curious

What does 'brownnose' mean?

• To excessively please someone

• To be hardworking

• To be polite

• To be curious

What does 'Follow your nose' suggest?

• To follow your instincts

• To be hardworking

• To be polite

• To be curious

What does 'Have your nose in a book' imply?

• To be polite

• To be curious

• To be deeply focused on reading

• To be hardworking