beak
nounUK /biːk/
US /biːk/
The hard, pointy part of a bird's mouth.
The little bird used its beak to pick up a seed.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A pointed, projecting part of something, such as the front of a ship.
The boat's beak cut through the waves.
3. A slang word for a person's nose, especially a large or pointed one.
He joked about his big beak in the family photo.
4. A judge or magistrate in British informal use.
The beak sent him to court for the offense.