What does bottlenose mean?
Bottlenose means bottlenose dolphin..
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/ˈbɒtəlnəʊz/ · noun
bottlenose dolphin..
I didn’t have a mirror, but I could guess how gross I looked. I had this huge, long bottlenose sticking out of my otherwise normal face. My skin was gray rubber. And when I felt behind me with my rapidly shriveling hands, I could feel the triangular blade of a dorsal fin rising out of my spine.
The dolphin’s bottlenose struck the boy causing fatal internal injuries.
Lilia leaned over the side and Merovinge rose up and touched her nose with the tip of her dolphin's bottlenose while Clovis said, "The water is quite pleasant folks."
A dolphin might be thinking of ripping your heart out, or poking you to death with its bottlenose, the way it might do to a shark, but since it’s always smiling, you think it’s your friend.
Use bottlenose when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Bottlenose means bottlenose dolphin..
Common synonyms include bottle-nosed dolphin, bottlenose dolphin, bottlenose whale, hyperoodon ampullatus.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
I didn’t have a mirror, but I could guess how gross I looked. I had this huge, long bottlenose sticking out of my otherwise normal face. My skin was gray rubber. And when I felt behind me with my rapidly shriveling hands, I could feel the triangular blade of a dorsal fin rising out of my spine.
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