P. 139 Put something into someone's head

Neck or nothing risking everything on success. (p.198)
Nhe same neck of the woods the same small geographical area or community. (p.198)
Stick your neck out: see STICK (p.198)
Up to your neck in heavily involved in something onerous or unpleasant, very busy with, (p.198)
Win by a neck succeed by a small margin. (p.198)
By a nose (of a victory) by a very narrow margin. (p.202)
Cannot see further than your nose be unwilling or fail to consider different possibilities or to foresee the consequences of your actions. (p.202)
Count noses count people, typically in order to determine the numbers in a vote. (p.202)
Cut off your nose to spite your face disadvantage yourself in the course of trying to disadvantage another(p.202)
Get up someone's nose irritate or annoy someone, (p.202)
Give someone a bloody nose inflict a resounding defeat on someone. (p.202)
Keep your nose clean stay out of trouble. (p.202)
Keep your nose out of refrain from interfering in someone else's affairs. (p.202)
Keep your nose to the grindstone: see GRINDSTONE. (p.202)
Lead someone by the nose: see LEAD. (p.202)
On the nose Qto a person's sense of smell. ©precisely, informal, chiefly North American ©distasteful; offensive. Australian informal (p.202)

Put someone's nose out of joint upset or annoy someone, informal turn up your nose at show distaste or contempt for something, (p.202)
Under someone's nose (of an action) committed openly and boldly, but without someone noticing or noticing in time to prevent it. (p.202)
With your nose in the air haughtily. (p.202)