nasone
Italian
Etymology
From naso, suffixed with -one (augmentative suffix) for the first sense and -one (agent noun forming suffix) in the other senses.
Noun
nasone m (plural nasoni, feminine (only sense 2) nasona)
- (informal) Augmentative of naso; a big nose
- il nasone della Befana ― Befana's big nose
- (informal) a person with a large nose
- Guarda che nasone quello là!
- Look at that man with a big nose!
- (originally Rome) a cast iron cylindric water fountain with a hooked faucet found mainly in Rome
Further reading
- nasone on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
- nasone on the Italian Wikipedia.Wikipedia it