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US/hɔːrn/
UK/hɔːn/
a hard pointed growth on an animal's head, a car's warning device, or a curved brass instrument
In context
The driver pressed the horn when a child ran into the road.
The bull lowered its horns and charged at the fence.
He plays the horn in the city orchestra.
Words that go with horn
verb + noun
- honk the hornHe honked the horn at the slow truck.
- blow the hornStop blowing the horn; the light is still red.
- sound the hornShips sound their horn in thick fog.
noun + noun
- car hornThe car horn woke the whole street.
noun + preposition
- a pair of hornsThe goat had a pair of curved horns.
- horn of a rhinoThe horn of a rhino is protected by law.