A broad-nosed weevil damaged the roots of the potted fern overnight.

There's no excuse for picking one's nose during a formal dinner.

If one picks one's nose in public, one may be judged harshly.

In spring, one often blows one's nose because of the pollen.

Having blown one's nose, one felt a little better before stepping onto the stage.

As a child during flu season, one often blew one's nose to stop the constant sniffing.

Blowing one's nose in public can be considered rude in some cultures.

The rummy-nose tetras darted through the planted aquarium, their red noses glowing under the light.

In the twilight, leaf-nosed bats darted between the stalactites, using their complex nasal structures to emit precise echolocation calls as they hunted moths.

The teacher explained that 'picked one's nose' is the simple past and past participle form of the verb for that action.