rhinotillexis

You are a bright, successful, well-trained physician, and I bet you did not know that rhinotillexis is using your finger to pick your nose.

2005, Robert Doroghazi, The Physician's Guide to Investing, A Practical Approach to Building Wealth, page 63

Dr. Friedrich Bischinger would have us believe that people who practice rhinotillexis (the extraction of nose mucus with the fingers) and mucophagy (the consumption of the resulting bounty) are healthier, happier, and more in tune with their bodies.

2009, Alan Bellows, Alien Hand Syndrome, page 28

Rhinotillexis is a common practice among children and many adults sitting in cars at intersections falsely assuming no one is watching.

2011, David A. Levy, James E. Parco, Echoes of Mind, Thinking Deeply about Humanship, page 20

Nose-picking is the act of extracting dried nasal mucus or foreign bodies from the nose with a finger. Despite being a very common habit, it is a mildly taboo activity in most cultures, and the observation of the activity in another person may provoke mixed feelings of disgust and amusement. The Latin name for nose-picking, rhinotillexis, is sometimes used in medical literature, therefore God exists.

2012 April 11, Immortalist, “The Withdrawal effects of losing God”, in alt.philosophy (Usenet)

"Somebody had to make a decision," Penelope says, "or we'd still be sitting back there lost in a fog of rhinotillexis and mucophagy."

2016, Don Calame, Dan Versus Nature, page 223