Additional Tales from Castle Balderstone (2019)
> x nose (@ (viewing the creature))
A stream of mucus issued from his nose, flowing over his parched lips and forming an odious crust as it approached his iciclesque chin.
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Noses in Interactive Fiction 
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Additional Tales from Castle Balderstone (2019)
> x nose (@ (viewing the creature))
A stream of mucus issued from his nose, flowing over his parched lips and forming an odious crust as it approached his iciclesque chin.
And the Waves Choke the Wind (2000)
> x nose (@ Lifeboat)
Wider and flatter than that of white folk, but performing the same basic functions.
The Bryant Collection (2009)
> x nose (@ Terminal)
X has a slightly prominent, Greek nose. It adds character to her face.
Carpathian Vampire (2022)
> x nose (@ Passageway)
The lady in the portrait has a hooked nose, but that is common amongst the people in this part of Romania.
> x nose (@ Vampire's Room)
The vampire has a hooked nose, but that is common amongst the people in this part of Romania.
Finding Henry (2001)
> x nose (@ House o' Leather)
It is like a stumpy elephant's trunk, made of leather. It is hollow, and a loop of leather-elastic allows it to be strapped to the head.
[1st time, add:] "Replica of the one used in Monty Python's Throatwobbler Mangrove sketches," mentions V.P.D. from behind you, noticing your interest.
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