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Meanings of Horns in English
Usage of Horns in English
1
The North and South Dragon's Horns jut out of the jungle floor.
2
I think I shall if I stay at The Horns much longer.
3
And what was the Hill of Horns like, asks my kind foster-child.
4
His next film is Horns, based on the novel by Joe Hill.
5
The Eagle-Emperor lives on the top of the Hill of Horns.
6
And then, in the distance, they saw the Hill of Horns.
7
And of all villas near London The Horns was the sweetest.
8
They took the path that went round the Hill of Horns.
9
The Duke had a house at Richmond, on the river, called The Horns.
10
There's a tangent about whether goat farmers should remove their animals' horns.
11
The loop swept forward and dropped over the horns of the animal.
12
He pointed at the great horns that Yamanaka had been regarding earlier.
13
How many times were you brought up on the horns last term?
14
They were enormous clawed beasts, horns and talons glistening with sea spray.
15
Except in the horns, it has no resemblance whatever to the goat.
16
An hour afterward and the field of horns lay two miles behind.
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Horns through the time
Horns across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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