beaks
nounUK /biːks/
US /biːks/
The hard, pointy parts on the front of a bird's face that it uses to eat.
The little birds used their beaks to pick up seeds from the ground.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The hard, pointed mouth parts of some other animals, like turtles or squid.
The turtle snapped its beak at the floating lettuce.
3. A pointed or projecting part of a tool or object.
He tapped the beak of the hammer against the nail.
4. A slang word for a person's nose.
She wrinkled her beak at the funny smell.