"banana nose" meaning in English

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          "ref": "2003, Lawrence Gordon Knudsen, The Clock Struck Terror: A Professor Bates Novel, page 113",
          "text": "The man with the banana nose was on my right.",
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          "ref": "2004 September 14, Valerie Strauss, “Can Exam Anxiety Be Overcome? With Effort”, in Washington Post, retrieved 2018-02-10",
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          "ref": "2005 July 22, Manohla Dargis, “Film Review: The Kids Are All Right; the Coach Has Problems”, in New York Times, retrieved 2018-02-10",
          "text": "With his banana nose, hunched shoulders and hustling ways, Matthau's Buttermaker had an unmistakably Nixonian cast.",
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        "A large, unusually long nose."
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        "(idiomatic) A large, unusually long nose."
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          "ref": "1985 June 30, Robert N. Strauss, “Letters: Ugly Fans at Track”, in New York Times, retrieved 2018-02-10",
          "text": "But 30 years ago, it was a pleasure to relax at the track—win or lose. The only remark I ever heard made to a jockey by a fan in those days was a friendly \"Hey, banana nose\" addressed to the great Eddie Arcaro.",
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          "ref": "1995, Natalie Goldberg, Banana Rose: A Novel (2011 Open Road Media edition), ch. 2 (Google preview)",
          "text": "Sometimes the kids at school call me Banana Split, and when my father heard the name, he said, \"You mean Banana Nose. You always had a big nose.\""
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          "ref": "2003, Sam Millar, chapter 3, in On the Brinks",
          "text": "“How many, young Millar?” asked Flanders, a giant with tight clothes, lambchop sideburns, a ruddy complexion and an enormous nose that defied gravity. The kids called him Banana Nose.",
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        "(idiomatic, sometimes capitalized, mildly offensive) A person having such a nose."
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