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

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

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

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

The narrow-nosed rhino lumbered through the tall grass, its distinctive profile visible even at dusk.

A young pig-nosed turtle floated lazily in the river, its broad, flipper-like limbs propelling it through the warm water.

A curious bottle-nose dolphin approached the research boat and gently nudged the hull.

During the coastal research trip, we observed a bottle-nosed dolphin riding the bow wave of the boat.

He adjusted the ski ramp nose before launching into the jump to ensure a smooth takeoff.

The engineer adjusted the ski slope nose to improve lift during the jump.