conky

English

Etymology

From conk +‎ -y.

Adjective

conky (comparative more conky, superlative most conky)

1. (slang) Having a prominent nose.
   • 2001, The Weakest Link Quiz Book, page 71:

     In history, which duke and general, born in 1769, was nicknamed 'Old Conky'?

   • 2011, Glyn Jones, The Valley, the City, the Village:

     He had taken his place amidst cheering and table-bumping alongside Stonker Watkins, the presiding Lucifer, a conky bespectacled giant with a crimson nose, […]

See also

• Conky Joe