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Definition of horn
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Horn (n.) The
curving
extremity
of the wing of an army or of a
squadron
drawn up in a
crescentlike
form.
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Andesite
::
Andesite
(n.) An
eruptive
rock
allied
to
trachyte,
consisting
essentially
of a
triclinic
feldspar,
with
pyroxene,
hornblende,
or
hypersthene..
Scobs
::
Scobs (n. sing. & pl.)
Raspings
of
ivory,
hartshorn,
metals,
or other hard
substance..
Slug-horn
::
Slug-horn
(a.) An
erroneous
form of the
Scotch
word
slughorne,
or
sloggorne,
meaning
slogan..
Apohyal
::
Apohyal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
portion
of the horn of the hyoid bone.
Sidewinder
::
Sidewinder
(n.) See
Horned
rattler,
under
Horned..
Bugle Horn
::
Bugle horn () A
drinking
vessel
made of horn.
Tetel
::
Tetel (n.) A large
African
antelope
(Alcelaphus
tora).
It has
widely
divergent,
strongly
ringed
horns..
Postcornu
::
Postcornu
(n.) The
posterior
horn of each
lateral
ventricle
of the
brain.
Spiniform
::
Spiniferous
(a.)
Producing
spines;
bearing
thorns
or
spines;
thorny;
spiny.
Hollow-horned
::
Hollow-horned
(a.)
Having
permanent
horns with a bony core, as
cattle..
Saxhorn
::
Saxhorn
(n.) A name given to a
numerous
family
of brass wind
instruments
with
valves,
invented
by
Antoine
Joseph
Adolphe
Sax
(known
as
Adolphe
Sax), of
Belgium
and
Paris,
and much used in
military
bands and in
orchestras..
Keratin
::
Keratin
(n.) A
nitrogenous
substance,
or
mixture
of
substances,
containing
sulphur
in a loose state of
combination,
and
forming
the
chemical
basis of
epidermal
tissues,
such as horn, hair,
feathers,
and the like. It is an
insoluble
substance,
and,
unlike
elastin,
is not
dissolved
even by
gastric
or
pancreatic
juice.
By
decomposition
with
sulphuric
acid it
yields
leucin
and
tyrosin,
as does
albumin.
Called
also
epidermose..
Chestnut
::
Chestnut
(n.) One of the
round,
or oval, horny
plates
on the inner sides of the legs of the
horse,
and
allied
animals..
Hornwork
::
Hornwork
(n.) An
outwork
composed
of two
demibastions
joined
by a
curtain.
It is
connected
with the works in rear by long
wings.
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..
Hornito
::
Hornito
(n.) A low,
oven-shaped
mound,
common
in
volcanic
regions,
and
emitting
smoke and
vapors
from its sides and
summit..
Beamy
::
Beamy (a.)
Having
horns,
or
antlers..
Mort
::
Mort (n.) A note or
series
of notes
sounded
on a horn at the death of game.
Sponge
::
Sponge
(n.) The
elastic
fibrous
skeleton
of many
species
of horny
Spongiae
(keratosa),
used for many
purposes,
especially
the
varieties
of the genus
Spongia.
The most
valuable
sponges
are found in the
Mediterranean
and the Red Sea, and on the
coasts
of
Florida
and the West
Indies..
Glaucic
::
Glaucic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
Glaucium
or
horned
poppy;
--
formerly
applied
to an acid
derived
from it, now known to be
fumaric
acid..
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