Cornucopia

kSr-nu-ko'pT-a, n. pi. -vije, -pT-e. The horn of plenty, overflowing with fruits and flowers, — an emblem of abundance. [L. cornu, horn, and copia, plenty.] Corol, kor'ol. Corolla, ko-T.l'la. n. (Bot.) The inner part of a flower, surrounding the organs of fructification and composed of leaves, called petals. [L., a crown, garland, dim. of corona, q. v.] — Cor'ollate, dated, a. Like, or having, corollas. — Cor'ollary, -la-rT, n. That which follows over and above a proposition demonstrated; an inference; deduction; consequence. [L. corollarium, a present of a garland, hence a gratuity, additional inference.]