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"hooked nose" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a nose that has a curved shape. For example, "The old wizard had a hooked nose."
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He's got a hooked nose".
One white man had a real hooked nose, you know.
An aquiline or hooked nose suggests American Indian ancestry.
She had a sharp, angular face, a hooked nose and she had a strong chin.
It has a wart on its hooked nose and a sinister, toothy smile.
Her eyes were close set, and she had her father's hooked nose.
With his hat off, he looked like a figure out of Melville: bald pate, hooked nose, long, shaggy sideburns.
David Golder is a greedy and crude Jewish banker with a long hooked nose and a grasping wife.
His mask was gaunt and swarthy with a large hooked nose, and he had a disorderly gray goatee.
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We (thankfully!) wouldn't accept an image of a hooked-nose Jew, so it is unclear to me why images of hooked-nose Arabs – because forget who the prophet Muhammad is to Muslims, he is an Arab man being depicted in racially stereotypical terms – isn't more disturbing to others.
(It was a classic: a greedy banker with a hooked-nose and Star of David cufflinks, growing rich from Europe's financial crisis).
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