Snout (noun)

The nose and mouth of an animal, especially when it is prolonged and mobile, as in the pig.

Origin:

Old english snūt, of germanic origin; related to dutch snuit and german schnauze.

Examples:

1. The pig's snout was dirty from rooting around in the mud.
2. The elephant's snout was used to pick up food.
3. The dog's snout was used to smell things.
4. The horse's snout was used to drink water.
5. The crocodile's snout was used to catch fish.