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Definition of horn
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of horn is as below...
Horn (n.) A hard,
projecting,
and
usually
pointed
organ,
growing
upon the heads of
certain
animals,
esp. of the
ruminants,
as
cattle,
goats,
and the like. The
hollow
horns of the Ox
family
consist
externally
of true horn, and are never
shed..
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Beakiron
::
Beakiron
(n.) A
bickern;
a bench anvil with a long beak,
adapted
to reach the
interior
surface
of sheet metal ware; the horn of an
anvil..
Scutate
::
Scutate
(a.)
Protected
or
covered
by bony or horny
plates,
or large
scales..
Screamer
::
Screamer
(n.) Any one of three
species
of South
American
birds
constituting
the
family
Anhimidae,
and the
suborder
Palamedeae.
They have two
spines
on each wing, and the head is
either
crested
or
horned.
They are
easily
tamed,
and then serve as
guardians
for other
poultry.
The
crested
screamers,
or
chajas,
belong
to the genus
Chauna.
The
horned
screamer,
or
kamichi,
is
Palamedea
cornuta..
Crackle
::
Crackle
(v. i.) To make
slight
cracks;
to make
small,
sharp,
sudden
noises,
rapidly
or
frequently
repeated;
to
crepitate;
as,
burning
thorns
crackle..
Scops Owl
::
Scops owl () Any one of
numerous
species
of small owls of the genus Scops
having
ear tufts like those of the
horned
owls,
especially
the
European
scops owl
(Scops
giu), and the
American
screech
owl (S.
asio)..
Hornbug
::
Hornbug
(n.) A large
nocturnal
beetle
of the genus
Lucanus
(as L.
capreolus,
and L.
dama),
having
long,
curved
upper jaws,
resembling
a
sickle.
The grubs are found in the
trunks
of old
trees..
Tinet
::
Tinet (n.)
Brushwood
and
thorns
for
making
and
repairing
hedges.
Lantern
::
Lantern
(n.)
Something
inclosing
a
light,
and
protecting
it from wind, rain, etc. ; --
sometimes
portable,
as a
closed
vessel
or case of horn,
perforated
tin,
glass,
oiled
paper,
or other
material,
having
a lamp or
candle
within;
sometimes
fixed,
as the
glazed
inclosure
of a
street
light,
or of a
lighthouse
light..
Poke
::
Poke (v. t.) To
thrust
with the
horns;
to gore.
Push
::
Push (v. i.) To make a
thrust;
to
shove;
as, to push with the horns or with a
sword..
Corny
::
Corny (a.)
Strong,
stiff,
or hard, like a horn;
resembling
horn..
Thorn
::
Thorn (n.) Any shrub or small tree which bears
thorns;
especially,
any
species
of the genus
Crataegus,
as the
hawthorn,
whitethorn,
cockspur
thorn..
Slug-horn
::
Slug-horn
(a.) An
erroneous
form of the
Scotch
word
slughorne,
or
sloggorne,
meaning
slogan..
Horner
::
Horner
(n.) One who works or deal in horn or
horns.
Hoof
::
Hoof (n.) The horny
substance
or case that
covers
or
terminates
the feet of
certain
animals,
as
horses,
oxen, etc..
Cerargyrite
::
Cerargyrite
(n.)
Native
silver
chloride,
a
mineral
of a white to pale
yellow
or gray
color,
darkening
on
exposure
to the
light.
It may be cut by a
knife,
like lead or horn
(hence
called
horn
silver)..
Ye
::
Ye () an old
method
of
printing
the
article
the (AS. /e), the y being used in place of the
Anglo-Saxon
thorn (/). It is
sometimes
incorrectly
pronounced
ye. See The, and
Thorn,
n., 4..
Stag-horned
::
Stag-horn
fern () See under Stag.
Dehorning
::
Dehorning
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Dehor.
Humble
::
Humble
(a.)
Hornless.
See
Hummel.
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