cornaceous

[Lat. cornus, and Eng. suff. aceous.] Pertaining to the cornus or cornel. corn-age (age as Ig), from Lat. cornu =a horn.] 8. [Low Lat. cornagium, Old Eng . Law : A kind of Grand Serjeantry; the service of which tenure was to blow a horn when any invasion of the Scots was perceived. And by this many men held their lands northward, about Picts-wall. ( Blount : Law Dict .) *cor'-na-müte, s . [CORNEMUSE.] A hornpipe, a bagpipe. *cornardye, s. [O. Fr. cornardie .] Deceit, trickery. "The uour cornardyes thet amerreth the contra ye."Ayenbite, p. 130. †cor-na-tion, s. [A corruption of carnation (q. v.).] Dianthus Caryophyllus . [CARNATION.] corn-blāde, s. [Eng. corn , and blade .] A name for the leaf of the Maize, Zea Mays .