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Beak (Noun)

Informal terms for the nose.

Nouns denoting body parts.

Beaklike mouth of animals other than birds (e.g., turtles).

Nouns denoting animals.

The alligator's beak snapped shut just inches from the fish's tail.
The turtle's beak was strong enough to crack open the shell of a snail.
The platypus's beak was covered in soft, leathery skin that was highly sensitive to touch.
The beak of the crocodile was long and pointed, perfect for catching fish in the water.
The beak of the pike fish was sharp and pointed, allowing it to spear its prey with ease.

A beaklike, tapering tip on certain plant structures.

Nouns denoting plants.

The flower's beak is a prominent tapering tip that contains the pistils and stamens.
The beak on the aloe plant's seed pod splits open to release the seeds.
The beaklike tip on the pine cone is where the seeds are stored.
Certain orchids have modified petals that form a beak that guides pollinators towards the reproductive structures.
The beak on the seed pod of the eucalyptus tree bursts open in a characteristic manner when ripe.

Horny projecting mouth of a bird.

Nouns denoting animals.

The parrot's vibrant plumage was matched only by the brightly colored feathers surrounding its beak.
The eagle's sharp beak was perfect for tearing flesh from its unsuspecting prey.
As the bird sang its morning song, its beak opened wide revealing a small pink interior.
The canary's tiny beak pecked gently at the seeds in its cage, searching for its breakfast.
The falcon's sleek beak sliced through the air as it dove towards its target with deadly precision.