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'''Bluenose''' or '''Blue nose''' may refer to: |
'''Bluenose''' or '''Blue nose''' may refer to: | ||
* '']'', a Canadian racing fishing schooner built in 1921 | * '']'', a Canadian racing fishing schooner built in 1921 | ||
* '']'', replica of the original fishing schooner, built in 1963 | * '']'', replica of the original fishing schooner, built in 1963 | ||
* ], created by the designer of the ''Bluenose'' schooner | |||
* ], a ] ferry built in 1955 and scrapped in 2000 | * ], a ] ferry built in 1955 and scrapped in 2000 | ||
* '']'', a |
* '']'', a ] train from 1891 to 1936 | ||
* ], a 1929 postage stamp issued in Canada | * ], a 1929 postage stamp issued in Canada | ||
* Blue Nose, a type of ] known for its blue coat | * Blue Nose, a type of ] known for its blue coat | ||
* Bluenose, one of the ] | * Bluenose, one of the ] | ||
* ], bluenose sea bass, |
* ], bluenose sea bass, or bluenose, a fish from the Southern Ocean | ||
* ], an Australian freshwater fish | * ], an Australian freshwater fish | ||
* ], an Australian fish | |||
* ], Russian artists group | |||
* ''Bluenose'', a Stan Rogers song from the 1978 album: '']'' | |||
; ''Slang'' | ; ''Slang'' | ||
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* Bluenose, American slang expression for a member of the ], recorded since 1698 (''Historical Dictionary of American Slang'') | * Bluenose, American slang expression for a member of the ], recorded since 1698 (''Historical Dictionary of American Slang'') | ||
* Bluenose, American slang expression from 19th century onward for someone excessively ] | * Bluenose, American slang expression from 19th century onward for someone excessively ] | ||
* Blue Nose, a ] for |
* Blue Nose, a ] for US sailors who cross the ] on board a naval vessel | ||
* The Blue-nosed Bastards of Bodney, the nickname of the World War II ], US Army Air Force, from the identifying markings of their aircraft. | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:22, 27 October 2023
Bluenose or Blue nose may refer to:
- Bluenose, a Canadian racing fishing schooner built in 1921
- Bluenose II, replica of the original fishing schooner, built in 1963
- Bluenose one-design sloop, created by the designer of the Bluenose schooner
- MV Bluenose, a CN Marine ferry built in 1955 and scrapped in 2000
- Flying Bluenose, a Dominion Atlantic Railway train from 1891 to 1936
- Bluenose (postage stamp), a 1929 postage stamp issued in Canada
- Blue Nose, a type of American Pit Bull Terrier known for its blue coat
- Bluenose, one of the minor tugboat characters in TUGS
- Bluenose warehou, bluenose sea bass, or bluenose, a fish from the Southern Ocean
- Bluenose cod, an Australian freshwater fish
- Blue-nosed bream, an Australian fish
- The Blue Noses Group, Russian artists group
- Bluenose, a Stan Rogers song from the 1978 album: Turnaround
- Slang
- Bluenose, a Rangers F.C. fan
- Bluenose, a Birmingham City F.C. fan
- Bluenose, or Bluenoser, a nickname for a person from the Canadian province of Nova Scotia
- Bluenose, American slang expression for a member of the Church of Scotland, recorded since 1698 (Historical Dictionary of American Slang)
- Bluenose, American slang expression from 19th century onward for someone excessively prudish
- Blue Nose, a Line-crossing ceremony for US sailors who cross the Arctic Circle on board a naval vessel
- The Blue-nosed Bastards of Bodney, the nickname of the World War II 352nd Fighter Group, US Army Air Force, from the identifying markings of their aircraft.
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