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Meanings of horned in English
Having a horn or horns or hornlike parts or horns of a particular kind.
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Usage of horned in English
1
Whichever way it works out, the horned one will be something ahead.
2
He felt like a hundred-horned bull in a very small china shop.
3
In at least one respect, the short-horned messenger had told the truth.
4
He saw a pile of burning bones, human forms wearing horned masks.
5
Of course, Fabbis, being a horned bunion, was unlikely to do that.
6
The horned toad and the lizard had favorite places at each repast.
7
The most curious animal, however, was that commonly called the horned frog.
8
Lancel had best find an armorer to make him a horned helm.
9
The last-named, horned bladderwort, is perhaps the most fragrant flower we have.
10
Women, like horned cattle, are much the same all the world over.
11
So spake she, and the horned bull made answer to her again-
12
The great horned is not a screech-owl, as you ought to know.
13
The horned owl is very big, 'most as big as the eagle.
14
They crossed at evenfall as a horned moon floated upon the river.
15
Now they were set in the face of a great horned owl.
16
Is not my scourge heavier than the whip of the horned horse?
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Horned across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common