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Definition of horn
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Horn (n.) The
antler
of a deer, which is of bone
throughout,
and
annually
shed and
renewed..
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Thorntail
::
Thorntail
(n.) A
beautiful
South
American
humming
bird
(Gouldia
Popelairii),
having
the six outer tail
feathers
long,
slender,
and
pointed.
The head is
ornamented
with a long,
pointed
crest..
Lorica
::
Lorica
(n.) A
cuirass,
originally
of
leather,
afterward
of
plates
of metal or horn sewed on linen or the
like..
Sloe
::
Sloe (n.) A
small,
bitter,
wild
European
plum, the fruit of the
blackthorn
(Prunus
spinosa);
also, the tree
itself..
Water Beech
::
Water beech () The
American
hornbeam.
See
Hornbeam.
Cornigerous
::
Cornigerous
(a.)
Horned;
having
horns;
as,
cornigerous
animals..
Hornpike
::
Hornpike
(n.) The
garfish.
Chestnut
::
Chestnut
(n.) One of the
round,
or oval, horny
plates
on the inner sides of the legs of the
horse,
and
allied
animals..
Kamichi
::
Kamichi
(n.) A
curious
South
American
bird
(Anhima,
/
Palamedea,
cornuta),
often
domesticated
by the
natives
and kept with
poultry,
which it
defends
against
birds of prey. It has a long,
slender,
hornlike
ornament
on its head, and two sharp spurs on each wing.
Although
its beak, feet, and legs
resemble
those of
gallinaceous
birds,
it is
related
in
anatomical
characters
to the ducks and geese
(Anseres).
Called
also
horned
screamer.
The name is
sometimes
applied
also to the
chaja.
See
Chaja,
and S
Chaparral
::
Chaparral
(n.) An
almost
impenetrable
thicket
or
succession
of
thickets
of
thorny
shrubs
and
brambles.
Markhoor
::
Markhoor
(n.) A large wild goat
(Capra
megaceros),
having
huge
flattened
spiral
horns.
It
inhabits
the
mountains
of
Northern
India and
Cashmere..
Thorny
::
Thorny
(superl.)
Full of
thorns
or
spines;
rough with
thorns;
spiny;
as, a
thorny
wood; a
thorny
tree; a
thorny
crown..
Chert
::
Chert (n.) An
impure,
massive,
flintlike
quartz
or
hornstone,
of a dull
color..
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..
Tremex
::
Tremex
(n.) A genus of large
hymenopterous
insects
allied
to the
sawflies.
The
female
lays her eggs in holes which she bores in the
trunks
of trees with her large and long
ovipositor,
and the larva bores in the wood. See
Illust.
of
Horntail..
Horn
::
Horn (n.) A wind
instrument
of
music;
originally,
one made of a horn (of an ox or a ram); now
applied
to
various
elaborately
wrought
instruments
of brass or other
metal,
resembling
a horn in
shape..
Copal
::
Copal () A
resinous
substance
flowing
spontaneously
from trees of
Zanzibar,
Madagascar,
and South
America
(Trachylobium
Hornemannianum,
T.
verrucosum,
and
Hymenaea
Courbaril),
and dug from earth where
forests
have stood in
Africa;
-- used
chiefly
in
making
varnishes..
Spinet
::
Spinescent
(a.)
Becoming
hard and
thorny;
tapering
gradually
to a
rigid,
leafless
point;
armed with
spines..
Shoehorn
::
Shoehorn
(n.) Alt. of
Shoeing-hor.
Push
::
Push (v. t.) To
thrust
the
points
of the horns
against;
to gore.
Euphonium
::
Euphonium
(n.) A bass
instrument
of the
saxhorn
family.
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