Schnute
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Etymology edit
18th century, from Low German Snute, from Middle Low German snûte, from Old Saxon *snūt, from Proto-West Germanic *snūt. Doublet of Schnauze (“snout, muzzle”), which is an earlier (adapted) borrowing from the Low German.
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Noun edit
Schnute f (genitive Schnute, plural Schnuten, diminutive Schnütchen n)
- (informal) a wry or contorted mouth, especially a pout, moue (way of pushing out one’s lips)
- Synonyms: verzogener Mund, Schmollmund
- (colloquial) mouth (in general)
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Declension of Schnute [feminine]
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Schnute f