subs. (shoemakers).The nose: see CONK: hence OLD PASTE-HORN = a large-nosed man.
1856. H. MAYHEW, The Great World of London, 6, note. Upon this principle the mouth has come to be styled the tater-trap; the nose, the PASTE-HORN.
subs. (shoemakers).The nose: see CONK: hence OLD PASTE-HORN = a large-nosed man.
1856. H. MAYHEW, The Great World of London, 6, note. Upon this principle the mouth has come to be styled the tater-trap; the nose, the PASTE-HORN.