"nose-dead" meaning in All languages combined

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Adjective [English]

Forms: not attested [comparative], most nose-dead [superlative]
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  1. Possessed of an extremely poor or non-existent sense of smell. Synonyms: anosmic Coordinate_terms (having poor senses of perception): blind (english: sight), deaf (english: hearing), numb (english: touch)
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