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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.) 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..
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Dertrotheca
::
Dertrotheca
(n.) The horny
covering
of the end of the bill of
birds.
Hornbill
::
Hornbill
(n.) Any bird of the
family
Bucerotidae,
of which about sixty
species
are
known,
belonging
to
numerous
genera.
They
inhabit
the
tropical
parts of Asia,
Africa,
and the East
Indies,
and are
remarkable
for
having
a more or less
horn-like
protuberance,
which is
usually
large and
hollow
and is
situated
on the upper side of the beak. The size of the
hornbill
varies
from that of a
pigeon
to that of a
raven,
or even
larger.
They feed
chiefly
upon
fruit,
but some
species
eat dead
animals..
Horner
::
Horner
(n.) One who horns or
cuckolds.
Capel
::
Capel (n.) A
composite
stone
(quartz,
schorl,
and
hornblende)
in the walls of tin and
copper
lodes..
Corny
::
Corny (a.)
Strong,
stiff,
or hard, like a horn;
resembling
horn..
Spinous
::
Spinous
(a.)
Spinose;
thorny.
Corniculum
::
Corniculum
(n.) A small
hornlike
part or
process.
Horn
::
Horn (n.) The
pointed
beak of an
anvil.
Proostracum
::
Proostracum
(n.) The
anterior
prolongation
of the guard of the
phragmocone
of
belemnites
and
allied
fossil
cephalopods,
whether
horny or
calcareous.
See
Illust.
of
Phragmocone..
Scute
::
Scute (n.) A bony scale of a
reptile
or fish; a large horny scale on the leg of a bird, or on the belly of a
snake..
Tonsure
::
Tonsure
(n.) The act of
clipping
the hair, or of
shaving
the crown of the head; also, the state of being
shorn..
Mort
::
Mort (n.) A note or
series
of notes
sounded
on a horn at the death of game.
Hoof
::
Hoof (n.) The horny
substance
or case that
covers
or
terminates
the feet of
certain
animals,
as
horses,
oxen, etc..
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..
Wanhorn
::
Wanhorn
(n.) An East
Indian
plant
(Kaempferia
Galanga)
of the
Ginger
family.
See
Galanga.
Thar
::
Thar (n.) A
goatlike
animal
(Capra
Jemlaica)
native
of the
Himalayas.
It has
small,
flattened
horns,
curved
directly
backward.
The hair of the neck,
shoulders,
and chest of the male is very long,
reaching
to the
knees.
Called
also
serow,
and imo..
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..
Horned
::
Horned
(a.)
Furnished
with a horn or
horns;
furnished
with a
hornlike
process
or
appendage;
as,
horned
cattle;
having
some part
shaped
like a
horn..
Byssolite
::
Byssolite
(n.) An
olive-green
fibrous
variety
of
hornblende.
Spiniform
::
Spiniferous
(a.)
Producing
spines;
bearing
thorns
or
spines;
thorny;
spiny.
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