Meaning of horn in English
horn
noun
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/hɔːn/
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/hɔːrn/
hornnoun(ANIMAL)
C1[ C ]

a hard, pointed, often curved part that grows from the head of some animals:

The bull lowered its horns and charged straight at him.

The male deer grows large branching horns called antlers.

[ U ]

the hard substance from which the hard part on the head of some animals is made:

The handle of the knife was made of horn, perhaps elk or deer.

Many traditional medicines call for ivory or rhino horn.

[ C ]

a part on an animal's head that sticks out in a similar way to a horn:

The snail pulls in its horns.

The bird's brow plumes are twice the size of its body, forming willowy horns.

hornnoun(VEHICLE)
B2[ C ]

a device on a vehicle that is used to make a loud noise as a warning or signal to other people:

blow/sound/honk the horn informal The driver blew/sounded (informal honked) her horn.

hornnoun(MUSIC)
C2[ C ]

a curved metal musical instrument that is narrow at the end you blow into and much wider at the other end

horn
noun
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/hɔrn/
hornnoun(ANIMAL)
[ C/U ]

a hard, pointed part, usually one of a pair, on the head of cows, goats, and other animals

hornnoun(MUSIC)
[ C/U ]

any of various musical instruments consisting of a long curved metal tube that is narrow at the end you blow into and wider at the other end, or this type of instrument generally

hornnoun(VEHICLE)
[ C ]

a device on a vehicle that is used to make a loud sound as a warning or signal:

Angry drivers were honking their horns.