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Definition of horn
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Horn (v. t.) To cause to wear
horns;
to
cuckold.
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Cerite
::
Cerite
(n.) A
gastropod
shell
belonging
to the
family
Cerithiidae;
-- so
called
from its
hornlike
form.
Hornpipe
::
Hornpipe
(n.) An
instrument
of music
formerly
popular
in
Wales,
consisting
of a
wooden
pipe, with holes at
intervals.
It was so
called
because
the bell at the open end was
sometimes
made of
horn..
Calamus
::
Calamus
(n.) The horny basal
portion
of a
feather;
the
barrel
or
quill.
Dertrotheca
::
Dertrotheca
(n.) The horny
covering
of the end of the bill of
birds.
Bugle Horn
::
Bugle horn () A
bugle.
Moolley
::
Moolley
(a.)
Destitute
of
horns,
although
belonging
to a
species
of
animals
most of which have
horns;
hornless;
polled;
as,
mulley
cattle;
a
mulley
(or
moolley)
cow..
Cornicle
::
Cornicle
(n.) A
little
horn.
Scale
::
Scale (n.) One of the
small,
thin,
membranous,
bony or horny
pieces
which form the
covering
of many
fishes
and
reptiles,
and some
mammals,
belonging
to the
dermal
part of the
skeleton,
or
dermoskeleton.
See
Cycloid,
Ctenoid,
and
Ganoid..
Tubicorn
::
Tubicorn
(n.) Any
ruminant
having
horns
composed
of a bony axis
covered
with a horny
sheath;
a
hollow-horned
ruminant.
Antelope
::
Antelope
(n.) One of a group of
ruminant
quadrupeds,
intermediate
between
the deer and the goat. The horns are
usually
annulated,
or
ringed.
There are many
species
in
Africa
and
Asia..
Battledoor
::
Battledoor
(n.) A
child's
hornbook.
Horn
::
Horn (n.) The
cornucopia,
or horn of
plenty..
Wanhorn
::
Wanhorn
(n.) An East
Indian
plant
(Kaempferia
Galanga)
of the
Ginger
family.
See
Galanga.
Mastax
::
Mastax
(n.) The
pharynx
of a
rotifer.
It
usually
contains
four horny
pieces.
The two
central
ones form the
incus,
against
which the
mallei,
or
lateral
ones, work so as to crush the
food..
Armed
::
Armed (a.)
Having
horns,
beak,
talons,
etc; -- said of
beasts
and birds of
prey..
Coreopsis
::
Coreopsis
(n.) A genus of
herbaceous
composite
plants,
having
the
achenes
two-horned
and
remotely
resembling
some
insect;
tickseed.
C.
tinctoria,
of the
Western
plains,
the
commonest
plant of the
genus,
has been used in
dyeing..
Thorn
::
Thorn (n.) Any shrub or small tree which bears
thorns;
especially,
any
species
of the genus
Crataegus,
as the
hawthorn,
whitethorn,
cockspur
thorn..
Rhinoceros
::
Rhinoceros
(n.) Any
pachyderm
belonging
to the
genera
Rhinoceros,
Atelodus,
and
several
allied
genera
of the
family
Rhinocerotidae,
of which
several
living,
and many
extinct,
species
are
known.
They are large and
powerful,
and
usually
have
either
one or two stout
conical
median
horns on the
snout..
Trigonocerous
::
Trigonocerous
(a.)
Having
horns with three
angles,
like those of some
species
of
goats..
Rattlesnake
::
Rattlesnake
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
venomous
American
snakes
belonging
to the
genera
Crotalus
and
Caudisona,
or
Sistrurus.
They have a
series
of horny
interlocking
joints
at the end of the tail which make a sharp
rattling
sound when
shaken.
The
common
rattlesnake
of the
Northern
United
States
(Crotalus
horridus),
and the
diamond
rattlesnake
of the South (C.
adamanteus),
are the best
known.
See
Illust.
of
Fang..
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