horns Sentence Examples
- The majestic creature charged forward, its horns glinting in the sunlight.
- The bull's imposing horns could shatter bone with a single blow.
- The rhinoceros's powerful horns allowed it to defend itself against predators.
- The hunter's call echoed through the forest, signaling the presence of horned game.
- The horns of the ram curled tightly, forming an impressive crown.
- The devil's horns were emblematic of his sinister nature.
- The mischievous imp prodded the sleeping dragon with his sharp horns.
- The unicorn's single horn was said to possess magical healing powers.
- The antelope's graceful horns helped it to navigate through dense vegetation.
- The horns of the moose were a testament to its size and strength.
horns Meaning
horns
a brass wind instrument, the tough fibrous material consisting chiefly of keratin that covers or forms the horns of cattle and related animals, hooves, or other horny parts (as claws or nails), a usually electrical device that makes a noise like that of a horn, one of the curved ends of a crescent, an animal's horn used as a wind instrument, telephone, a sharp mountain peak, the material of which horns are composed or a similar material, a body of land or water shaped like a horn, the tough fibrous material consisting chiefly of keratin that covers or forms the horns of cattle and related animals, hooves, or other horny parts (such as claws or nails), one of the hard bony growths on the head of many hoofed animals (as cattle, goats, or sheep), one of the permanent paired hollow sheaths of keratin usually present in both sexes of cattle and their relatives that function chiefly for defense and arise from a bony core anchored to the skull see cow illustration, one of the usually paired bony processes that arise from the head of many ungulates and that are found in some extinct mammals and reptiles, a part like an animal's horn attributed especially to the devil, trumpet, a natural projection or excrescence from an animal resembling or suggestive of a horn, a beak-shaped part of an anvil, a permanent solid horn of keratin that is attached to the nasal bone of a rhinoceros, antler, a high pommel of a saddle, one of the equally disadvantageous alternatives presented by a dilemma, one of the permanent paired hollow sheaths of keratin usually present in both sexes of cattle and their relatives that function chiefly for defense and arise from a bony core anchored to the skull, a hollow horn used to hold something, a source of strength, cornu, a part like an animal's horn, one of a pair of permanent bone protuberances from the skull of a giraffe or okapi that are covered with hairy skin, a device that makes a noise like that of a horn, a brass wind instrument (as a trumpet or French horn), something resembling a horn, hunting horn, a wind instrument used in a jazz band, a manufactured product (such as a plastic) resembling horn, something resembling or suggestive of a horn, french horn
Synonyms & Antonyms of horns
FAQs About the word horns
a brass wind instrument, the tough fibrous material consisting chiefly of keratin that covers or forms the horns of cattle and related animals, hooves, or other
tubes, cornets,funnels, cornucopias,
No antonyms found.
The majestic creature charged forward, its horns glinting in the sunlight.
The bull's imposing horns could shatter bone with a single blow.
The rhinoceros's powerful horns allowed it to defend itself against predators.
The hunter's call echoed through the forest, signaling the presence of horned game.
