bluenose
/ˈbluːnōs/Definitions
1. noun
A person from Nova Scotia, Canada, especially one of Scottish or Irish descent.
“Many a bluenose has made a name for themselves in the fishing industry.”
2. noun
A type of ship with a distinctive curved bow, originally from Nova Scotia.
“The old sailing vessel was a classic example of a Nova Scotian bluenose.”
3. noun
A type of cold snap that brings cold air from the north.
“The bluenose brought unusually cold weather to the region.”