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Definition of horn
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Horn (n.) A
symbol
of
strength,
power,
glory,
exaltation,
or
pride..
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Cerargyrite
::
Cerargyrite
(n.)
Native
silver
chloride,
a
mineral
of a white to pale
yellow
or gray
color,
darkening
on
exposure
to the
light.
It may be cut by a
knife,
like lead or horn
(hence
called
horn
silver)..
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..
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..
Viroled
::
Viroled
(a.)
Furnished
with a
virole
or
viroles;
-- said of a horn or a bugle when the rings are of
different
tincture
from the rest of the horn.
Cassowary
::
Cassowary
(n.) A large bird, of the genus
Casuarius,
found in the east
Indies.
It is
smaller
and
stouter
than the
ostrich.
Its head is armed with a kind of
helmet
of horny
substance,
consisting
of
plates
overlapping
each
other,
and it has a group of long sharp
spines
on each wing which are used as
defensive
organs.
It is a shy bird, and runs with great
rapidity.
Other
species
inhabit
New
Guinea,
Australia,
etc..
Hollow-horned
::
Hollow-horned
(a.)
Having
permanent
horns with a bony core, as
cattle..
Corneouss
::
Corneouss
(a.) Of a
texture
resembling
horn;
horny;
hard.
Sidewinder
::
Sidewinder
(n.) See
Horned
rattler,
under
Horned..
Saiga
::
Saiga (n.) An
antelope
(Saiga
Tartarica)
native
of the
plains
of
Siberia
and
Eastern
Russia.
The male has erect
annulated
horns,
and tufts of long hair
beneath
the eyes and
ears..
Cusp
::
Cusp (n.) The point or horn of the
crescent
moon or other
crescent-shaped
luminary.
Krumhorn
::
Krumhorn
(n.) A reed
instrument
of music of the
cornet
kind, now
obsolete
(see
Cornet,
1, a.)..
Not
::
Not (a.)
Shorn;
shaven.
Ranz Des Vaches
::
Ranz des
vaches
() The name for
numerous
simple,
but very
irregular,
melodies
of the Swiss
mountaineers,
blown on a long tube
called
the
Alpine
horn, and
sometimes
sung..
Byssolite
::
Byssolite
(n.) An
olive-green
fibrous
variety
of
hornblende.
Hornbeam
::
Hornbeam
(n.) A tree of the genus
Carpinus
(C.
Americana),
having
a
smooth
gray bark and a
ridged
trunk,
the wood being white and very hard. It is
common
along the banks of
streams
in the
United
States,
and is also
called
ironwood.
The
English
hornbeam
is C.
Betulus.
The
American
is
called
also blue beech and water
beech..
Hornpike
::
Hornpike
(n.) The
garfish.
Tout
::
Tout (v. i.) To toot a horn.
Booted
::
Booted
(a.)
Having
an
undivided,
horny,
bootlike
covering;
-- said of the
tarsus
of some
birds..
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..
Moloch
::
Moloch
(n.) A spiny
Australian
lizard
(Moloch
horridus).
The horns on the head and
numerous
spines
on the body give it a most
formidable
appearance.
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