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WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English in 2017.
Zoology countable one hard growths, permanent, hollow, and generally in pairs protruding heads cows, goats, sheep, etc.
Zoology countable similar growth as antlers.
Zoology the hard material whose horn growths are made uncountable a handle horn.
Music and dance countable a wind instrument in the music, like a trumpet.
An instrument for the automotive sector emitting a warning signal countable an automobile horn.
Number of telecommunications, Slang Terms; habitually.
Slang phone was on the horn all morning.
Gore, informal to interfere in anything he was always Horning when I tried to talk to him.
The purpose it was Horning in our conversation.
Idioms blow or toot own horn, brag about yourself.
Idioms on the horns of a dilemma, face and forced to choose between two equally difficult choices.
WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English in 2017.
Zoology one of bony outgrowths permanent pairs, hollow, often curved and pointed, which protrude from the upper part of the head of some ungulate mammals such as cattle, sheep, goats, or antelope.
Zoology similar growth, sometimes hair, as the median horn or horns on the snout of a rhinoceros, or the defense of the narwhal.
Zoology a method protruding from the head of an animal and suggestive of such growth, as a probe, tentacle, or ridge.
Zoology bone substance these growths animals are composed.
Zoology, anatomy any similar substance, as that forming tortoiseshell, hooves, or nails corns.
An article made of the material of an animal or a horn-like substance, such as a glove finger, a spoon, or shoehorn.
Any projection or end resembling the horn of an animal.
Something that looks like an animal horn or suggesting a drinking horn.
Some like a horn of animal attributed gods, demons, etc. Horn of the devil.
Usually, imaginary projections horns on the front of a cuckold.
A wind instrument, originally formed of the hollow horn of an animal, but now generally brass or other metal or plastic.
Something music and dance or used as such like wind instrument.
Automobile a survey instrument with a warning of an automobile horn signal.
Any aeronautical of some short form of lever arms on an aircraft control surfaces.
Radio and television with a variable cross-section tube used in certain loudspeakers for coupling the diaphragm to the space transmitting sound.
Telecommunications, Slang Terms of slang or a radio phone I was on the horn all morning.
Large protruded portion at the front and the top of certain saddles; a shower head, especially a high one.
Joinery in a door frame or window, the portion of the leg extending over the head.
Astronomy one of the curved ends of a growing, especially crescent.
The geography of a pyramidal mountain peak, a species with concave faces carved by glaciation.
Symbol of the power or force, as in the Bible a horn hi.
Build the narrow part, sharper an anvil.
Metallurgy a projection on the side of the end of a rolled sheet or strip, caused by the roughness of the roll due to wear.
Time Horol in an exhaust lever or other of the two branches at the end of the fork of the lever guard against overbanking when the spindle guard is in the crescent.
Idioms kick or a toot own horn, informal or to communicate boast a capacity or s achievements is a brilliant man, but likes to blow his own horn too.
Idioms draw or pull in the horns of a, to retain or become less warlike; Since retirement he has lost so much game, it's drawn in his horns a little.
Idioms locking horns, conflict, quarrel or disagree, administration and staff clashed on the proposed measures.
Idioms on the horns of a dilemma, faced with two choices equally unpleasant.
Nautical, conditions shipbuilding to set up a framework or bulkhead of a ship under construction at an appropriate angle to the keel taking into account the inclination of the keel on the tracks; fathom.
Cor, Informal pushed forward to obtrusively; intrusion or stop whenever we try to have a private conversation, the boss horns.
Ish horn horn adj least adj least ness horn horn as n, adj.
Bef 900; Middle English horn e name, nominal, old English horn; horen related with Dutch, Old Norse, Danish, Swedish horn, German horn haurn gothic, latin horned horned, Irish, Welsh corn; similar to the Greek horn KERAS see Cerat.
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Or a pair of permanent protuberances on cattle, sheep, antelopes, etc., consisting of a central bone core covered with keratin layers.
The protrusion of the nasal bone of a rhinoceros, comprising a mass of fused bristle.
All corneas projection or process, such as eyestalk of a snail.
The substance constituting, primarily keratin, horns, hooves, etc.
A container or a device manufactured from the substance or an artificial substitute of a shoe horn a drinking horn.
An object or a part resembling a horn shape, such as points at each end of a growing, the point of an anvil, the pommel of the saddle, or a cornucopia.
A primitive instrument Wind musical made from the horn of an animal.
A musical instrument made of a pipe or brass tube with a mouthpiece, with or without valves View French horn English horn.
A device for producing a warning or audible signals.
Often the plural imaginary parts hornlike once supposed to appear on the front of a cuckold.
Also called exponential horn acoustic horn a hollow conical device coupled to the diaphragm of a gramophone to control the direction and the sound quality.
Such a device used to diffuse or focus the sound, such as the device attached to an electrical loudspeaker in a sound system.
Etymology Old English; the old Norse horn, haurn gothic horned Latin horn.
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