Cornopean

[From Lat. cornu.] ( Mus.) A kind of horn; a wind-instrument with valves, of modern invention. Corno'peanist, n. A performer on the cornopean. Cornouailles, ( kor'noo - ail ,) an old district of France, now divided into the dep. Finistère, Morbihan, and Côtes-du-Nord. - C. is also the name under which the English co. of Cornwall is known among the French. Corn'-parsley, n. ( Bot .) See SISON. Corn'-pipe, n. A pipe made by slitting the joint of a green stalk of corn. "Now the shrill corn - pipes , echoing loud to arms, To rank and file reduce the straggling files." - Tickell . Corn'planter, in Pennsylvania, a post-village of Warren co.