noun
snout
SNOUT/snaʊt/
The projecting muzzle of an animal.
The pig's snout projects forward with its round nostrils clearly visible.

Etymology
Middle Dutch snute already named an animal’s projecting nose. Its deeper root probably imitated nasal sounds, connecting the body part with noises such as snorting and rough breathing.
In context
Now and then a bee would sting its nose, and it d just swat at its black snout a couple of times like it was nothing
More examples
- The dog rests its snout on my knee.
- Only the crocodile's eyes and snout show above the water.
- The two pigs touch snouts through the fence.
Forms
snout · snouts