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Definition of "on the nose" in English

Prepositional phrase

  1. Exact; precise; appropriate.

    • His estimate that they would consume 23 boxes was on the nose.
    • His choice of decor was on the nose, considering the theme of the party.
  2. Unimaginative; over-literal; lacking nuance.

    • Wearing that floral dress to a garden party was a little on the nose, wouldn't you say?
  3. Smelly, malodorous.

    • That bucket of raw prawns you left in the sun is a bit on the nose.
  4. Being a bet on a horse to finish first.

  5. On the lookout.

  6. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see on,‎ nose.