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Definition of horn
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Horn (n.) A
curved
projection
on the fore part of a
plane.
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Maid
::
Maid (n.) The
female
of a ray or
skate,
esp. of the gray skate (Raia
batis),
and of the
thornback
(R.
clavata)..
Trachyte
::
Trachyte
(n.) An
igneous
rock,
usually
light gray in color and
breaking
with a rough
surface.
It
consists
chiefly
of
orthoclase
feldspar
with
sometimes
hornblende
and
mica..
Umhofo
::
Umhofo
(n.) An
African
two-horned
rhinoceros
(Atelodus,
/
Rhinoceros,
simus);
--
called
also
chukuru,
and white
rhinoceros..
Tauricornous
::
Tauricornous
(a.)
Having
horns like those of a bull.
Haw
::
Haw (n.) The fruit of the
hawthorn.
Levirostres
::
Levirostres
(n. pl.) A group of
birds,
including
the
hornbills,
kingfishers,
and
related
forms..
Buckthorn
::
Buckthorn
(n.) A genus
(Rhamnus)
of
shrubs
or
trees.
The
shorter
branches
of some
species
terminate
in long
spines
or
thorns.
See
Rhamnus.
Thorn
::
Thorn (n.) Fig.: That which
pricks
or
annoys
as a
thorn;
anything
troublesome;
trouble;
care.
Byssolite
::
Byssolite
(n.) An
olive-green
fibrous
variety
of
hornblende.
Peele
::
Peele (n.) A
graceful
and swift South
African
antelope
(Pelea
capreola).
The hair is
woolly,
and
ash-gray
on the back and
sides.
The horns are
black,
long,
slender,
straight,
nearly
smooth,
and very
sharp.
Called
also
rheeboc,
and
rehboc..
Moult
::
Moult (v. t.) To shed or cast the hair,
feathers,
skin,
horns,
or the like, as an
animal
or a
bird..
Corno Di Bassetto
::
Corno di
bassetto
() A tenor
clarinet;
--
called
also
basset
horn, and
sometimes
confounded
with the
English
horn, which is a tenor
oboe..
Armed
::
Armed (a.)
Having
horns,
beak,
talons,
etc; -- said of
beasts
and birds of
prey..
Coquette
::
Coquette
(n.) A
tropical
humming
bird of the genus
Lophornis,
with very
elegant
neck
plumes.
Several
species
are
known.
See
Illustration
under
Spangle,
v. t..
Leghorn
::
Leghorn
(n.) A straw
plaiting
used for
bonnets
and hats, made from the straw of a
particular
kind of
wheat,
grown for the
purpose
in
Tuscany,
Italy;
-- so
called
from
Leghorn,
the place of
exportation..
Amphibole
::
Amphibole
(n.) A
common
mineral
embracing
many
varieties
varying
in color and in
composition.
It
occurs
in
monoclinic
crystals;
also
massive,
generally
with
fibrous
or
columnar
structure.
The color
varies
from white to gray,
green,
brown,
and
black.
It is a
silicate
of
magnesium
and
calcium,
with
usually
aluminium
and iron. Some
common
varieties
are
tremolite,
actinolite,
asbestus,
edenite,
hornblende
(the last name being also used as a
general
term for the whole
species).
Amphibole
is a
constit
Keratogenous
::
Keratogenous
(a.)
Producing
horn; as, the
keratogenous
membrane
within
the horny hoof of the
horse..
Thornback
::
Thornback
(n.) A
European
skate (Raia
clavata)
having
thornlike
spines
on its back.
Hornsnake
::
Hornsnake
(n.) A
harmless
snake
(Farancia
abacura),
found in the
Southern
United
States.
The color is
bluish
black
above,
red
below..
Toot
::
Toot (v. t.) To cause to
sound,
as a horn, the note being
modified
at the
beginning
and end as if by
pronouncing
the
letter
t; to blow; to
sound..
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