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Meaning of horning
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horning (n.)
Appearance of the moon when increasing, or in the form of a crescent.
horning Sentence Examples
- The fog was horning its way through the valley, obscuring the landscape.
- The sound of the car's horn sent piercing horning noises through the neighborhood.
- The horning of the foghorn echoed across the ocean, guiding ships to safety.
- The insects' horning filled the evening air with a cacophony of sounds.
- The horning of the construction workers' jackhammers reverberated through the streets.
- The horning of the deer's antlers created an eerie ambiance in the forest.
- The horning of the old jukebox filled the diner with nostalgic melodies.
- The horning of the trumpets signaled the start of the grand march.
- The horning of the cicadas became a deafening chorus during the summer nights.
- The horning of the bull's horns caused the crowd to scatter in fear.
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Appearance of the moon when increasing, or in the form of a crescent.
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The fog was horning its way through the valley, obscuring the landscape.
The sound of the car's horn sent piercing horning noises through the neighborhood.
The horning of the foghorn echoed across the ocean, guiding ships to safety.
The insects' horning filled the evening air with a cacophony of sounds.
