Need a synonym for “nose”? Try this handy word from a 1904 dialect dictionary: sneeze-horn. This is part of a complete episode.
My new favorite term today anyway is sneeze horn. What is a sneeze horn? Your nose. Oh, okay.
Good. Yeah, sneeze horn, that makes sense. Your schnoz. Yeah, right. Let me wipe your sneeze horn.
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