phinoc

[Celt.] The young of the bull-trout; the whitling (q. v.). *phiş -no-mỹ, s. [O. Fr. phisonomie .] Physiog no my (q. v.). "His phisnomy is more hotter in France than there." Shakesp.: All's Well that Ends Well , iv. 5. phiz, s. [A contraction of physiognomy (q. v.).] A humorous or contemptuous name for the face or visage. "Then Thomas arose with his risible phiz." Dibdin: A nacre on in Heaven.