"stick your nose" vs "poke your nose"
Hi everyone,
Could someone please tell me which one sounds more natural and is used more often?

1 to "stick" your nose into other people's business
2 to "poke" your nose into other people's business

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Nanako

Question

"stick your nose" vs "poke your nose"
Hi everyone,
Could someone please tell me which one sounds more natural and is used more often?

1 to "stick" your nose into other people's business
2 to "poke" your nose into other people's business

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Nanako

Answer

That may vary with different flavours of English. To me, both are equally common.

Answer

Hi Ferdinand, thank you for your help.

Answer

I think "to stick" is used more often, but "to poke" is okay as well.