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Definition of horn
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Horn (n.) One of the
projections
at the four
corners
of the
Jewish
altar of burnt
offering.
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Aspalathus
::
Aspalathus
(n.) A
thorny
shrub
yielding
a
fragrant
oil.
Rhamnaceous
::
Rhamnaceous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
natural
order of
shrubs
and trees
(Rhamnaceae,
or
Rhamneae)
of which the
buckthorn
(Rhamnus)
is the type. It
includes
also the New
Jersey
tea, the
supple-jack,
and one of the
plants
called
lotus
(Zizyphus)..
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..
Zebu
::
Zebu (n.) A
bovine
mammal
(Ros
Indicus)
extensively
domesticated
in
India,
China,
the East
Indies,
and East
Africa.
It
usually
has short
horns,
large
pendulous
ears,
slender
legs, a large
dewlap,
and a
large,
prominent
hump over the
shoulders;
but these
characters
vary in
different
domestic
breeds,
which range in size from that of the
common
ox to that of a large
mastiff..
Laminiplantar
::
Laminiplantar
(a.)
Having
the
tarsus
covered
behind
with a horny
sheath
continuous
on both
sides,
as in most
singing
birds,
except
the
larks..
Unicorn
::
Unicorn
(n.) A
two-horned
animal
of some
unknown
kind, so
called
in the
Authorized
Version
of the
Scriptures..
Bunt
::
Bunt (v. t. & i.) To
strike
or push with the horns or head; to butt; as, the ram
bunted
the boy..
Mull
::
Mull (n.) A
snuffbox
made of the small end of a horn.
Spinulose
::
Spinulescent
(a.)
Having
small
spines;
somewhat
thorny.
Sea Purse
::
Sea purse () The horny egg case of a
skate,
and of
certain
sharks..
Scops Owl
::
Scops owl () Any one of
numerous
species
of small owls of the genus Scops
having
ear tufts like those of the
horned
owls,
especially
the
European
scops owl
(Scops
giu), and the
American
screech
owl (S.
asio)..
Tauricornous
::
Tauricornous
(a.)
Having
horns like those of a bull.
Horn
::
Horn (n.) The outer end of a
crosstree;
also, one of the
projections
forming
the jaws of a gaff, boom, etc..
Note
::
Note (v. t.) To butt; to push with the
horns.
Nail
::
Nail (n.) The
terminal
horny plate on the beak of
ducks,
and other
allied
birds..
Whelked
::
Whelked
(a.)
Having
whelks;
whelky;
as,
whelked
horns..
Horntail
::
Horntail
(n.) Any one of
family
(Uroceridae)
of large
hymenopterous
insects,
allied
to the
sawflies.
The
larvae
bore in the wood of
trees.
So
called
from the long, stout
ovipositors
of the
females..
Spine
::
Spine (n.) A sharp
appendage
to any of a
plant;
a
thorn.
Hyoscyamine
::
Hyoscyamine
(n.) An
alkaloid
found in
henbane
(Hyoscyamus
niger),
and
regarded
as its
active
principle.
It is also found with other
alkaloids
in the thorn apple and
deadly
nightshade.
It is
extracted
as a white
crystalline
substance,
with a
sharp,
offensive
taste.
Hyoscyamine
is
isomeric
with
atropine,
is very
poisonous,
and is used as a
medicine
for
neuralgia,
like
belladonna.
Called
also
hyoscyamia,
duboisine,
etc..
Bickern
::
Bickern
(n.) An anvil
ending
in a beak or point
(orig.
in two
beaks);
also, the beak or horn
itself..
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