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Slur Represents Reason & Origins
Big Nose Jews Refers to how Jews are said to have large noses.
Big Nose Whites Term used by Asians when refering to westerners because of their larger noses
Clown Irish Not used so much as a racial slur, however, the classic clown is based on a stereotyped image of Irish people: bushy red hair, a large red nose (from excessive drinking), and colorful clothes often with plaids, and often with a great many patches to represent that the Irish were poor and could not buy themselves new clothes. With excessive plaid is a Scottish variation.
Da Bi Zi Whites Used in China, it means "big nose." Da Bi Zi is the phonetic equivalent of "tabeestu."
Haole Whites Hawaiian: Haole is a contraction of ha (breath) and a'ole (no) meaning "no breath" used to described foreigners who shook hands instead of greeting nose to nose like the Hawaiians. Almost exclusively used as a derogatory word for whites after the U.S. armed takeover of the Hawaiian Monarchy.
Nickel Nose Jews Money and Facial characteristic.
Paleface Whites The brim of a cowboy's hat would make an odd suntan across his face. The bottom half would be tanned dark, while the top half remained pale because it was shaded by the brim. The Native American sign for a white person was wiping the index finger across their own face along the bridge of the nose, indicating the border between dark and light skin on a cowboy's face. They came to call the white men "pale faces".
Pinocchio Jews Pinocchio's nose corrolates with that of a stereotypical Jew.
Platneus Blacks Afrikaans. Means flat nose
Six-nose Jews Jews have hooked or "six shaped" nose
Spoon Blacks From the reflection you see when looking at a spoon. Originates from the shape of a Black person's nose