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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
vessel
made of a horn; esp., one
designed
for
containing
powder;
anciently,
a small
vessel
for
carrying
liquids..
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Ceratosaurus
::
Ceratosaurus
(n.) A
carnivorous
American
Jurassic
dinosaur
allied
to the
European
Megalosaurus.
The
animal
was
nearly
twenty
feet in
length,
and the skull bears a bony horn core on the
united
nasal
bones.
See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
Gemsbok
::
Gemsbok
(n.) A South
African
antelope
(Oryx
Capensis),
having
long,
sharp,
nearly
straight
horns..
Beak
::
Beak (n.) The bill or nib of a bird,
consisting
of a horny
sheath,
covering
the jaws. The form
varied
much
according
to the food and
habits
of the bird, and is
largely
used in the
classification
of
birds..
Pollard
::
Pollard
(n.) A
hornless
animal
(cow or
sheep).
Corny
::
Corny (a.)
Strong,
stiff,
or hard, like a horn;
resembling
horn..
Cataphracted
::
Cataphracted
(a.)
Covered
with a
cataphract,
or armor of
plates,
scales,
etc.; or with that which
corresponds
to this, as horny or bony
plates,
hard,
callous
skin, etc..
Poke
::
Poke (v. t.) To
thrust
with the
horns;
to gore.
Quick
::
Quick (n.) That which is
quick,
or
alive;
a
living
animal
or
plant;
especially,
the
hawthorn,
or other
plants
used in
making
a
living
hedge..
Hornblende
::
Hornblende
(n.) The
common
black,
or dark green or
brown,
variety
of
amphibole.
(See
Amphibole.)
It
belongs
to the
aluminous
division
of the
species,
and is also
characterized
by its
containing
considerable
iron. Also used as a
general
term to
include
the whole
species..
Hummel
::
Hummel
(a.)
Having
no awns or no
horns;
as,
hummelcorn;
a
hummel
cow..
Horn
::
Horn (v. t.) To cause to wear
horns;
to
cuckold.
Atropine
::
Atropine
(n.) A
poisonous,
white,
crystallizable
alkaloid,
extracted
from the
Atropa
belladonna,
or
deadly
nightshade,
and the
Datura
Stramonium,
or thorn
apple.
It is
remarkable
for its power in
dilating
the pupil of the eye.
Called
also
daturine..
Maid
::
Maid (n.) The
female
of a ray or
skate,
esp. of the gray skate (Raia
batis),
and of the
thornback
(R.
clavata)..
Horn
::
Horn (n.) The
tough,
fibrous
material
of which true horns are
composed,
being,
in the Ox
family,
chiefly
albuminous,
with some
phosphate
of lime; also, any
similar
substance,
as that which forms the hoof crust of
horses,
sheep,
and
cattle;
as, a spoon of
horn..
Argali
::
Argali
(n.) A
species
of wild sheep (Ovis
ammon,
or O.
argali),
remarkable
for its large
horns.
It
inhabits
the
mountains
of
Siberia
and
central
Asia..
Woodstone
::
Woodstone
(n.) A
striped
variety
of
hornstone,
resembling
wood in
appearance..
Nail
::
Nail (n.) The
terminal
horny plate on the beak of
ducks,
and other
allied
birds..
Shorling
::
Shorling
(n.) The skin of a sheen after the
fleece
is shorn off, as
distinct
from the
morling,
or skin taken from the dead
sheep;
also, a sheep of the first
year's
shearing..
Horn
::
Horn (n.) A
vessel
made of a horn; esp., one
designed
for
containing
powder;
anciently,
a small
vessel
for
carrying
liquids..
Thorn
::
Thorn (n.) A hard and
sharp-pointed
projection
from a woody stem;
usually,
a
branch
so
transformed;
a
spine..
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