Hornbeak, horn'-beek, s

the gar-fish.. toughne . Hornbill, horn'-bill, s. a bird of Africa and the East, Hornblende, horn'blend, s. a mineral consisting of to dan, to dazzle). Hornblende-schist, horn' - blend -shist, s. hornblende Horn-blower,horn' -blo-er, s. one who blows a horn. Horn-bug, horn'-bug, s. a kind of beetle. Horn-distemper,horn'-dis-tem-per, s. a disease of cattle Horned, hornd, a. furnished with horns. Horned-horse, of a S. American grallatorial bird with a horn on its Horner, horn'-er, s. one who works or deals in horns; of one who blows a horn. Hornet, hor'-net, s. an insect of the wasp genus, whose Hornfish, horn'-fish, s. the garfish or sea-needle. Hornfoot, horn'-foot, a. having a hoof; hoofed. Horning, horn' -ing, s. appearance of the moon when to increasing summons to a debtor to pay within a or given time or forfeit his freedom [Old Scots Law]. Cornish,horn'-ish, a. somewhat like horn; hard. no Hornito, hor-ne'-to, s. an oven-shaped mound near Horn-lead, horn'-led, s. chloride of lead. Horn-mercury, horn'-mer-ku-re, s. chloride of merHorn of plenty, horn ov plen'-te, s. See Cornucopia. Hornpipe, horn'-pipe, s. a Welsh musical instrument; Horn-shavings, horn'-shave-ings, s.pl. scrapings of the Horn-silver, horn-sil'-ver, s. a native chloride of silver Horn-slate, horn'-slate, s. a grey or silicious stone. Hornstone, horn' -stone, s. a compact flinty variety of Horn-work, horn'-work, s. an outwork composed of two as dem i-bastions, joined by a curtain [Fort.] Hornwrack, horn'-rak, -rak, s. s. a species of coralline. Horny, hor'-ne, a. like horn; hard; callous. Horography, ho-rog' -ra-fe, s. the art of constructing Horologe, hor -o-loje, s. an instrument that indicates in the hour of the day (L. hora, and lego, to tell). Horological, hor-o-loj'-e-kal, a. pertaining to horology; Horologiographer, hor-o-loj-e-og'-ra-fer, s. a maker of Horologiographic, hor-o-loj-e-o-graf'-ik, a. pertaining his of constructing them Horology, ho-rol -o-je, s.. the science of constructing Horometry,. ho-rom'-e-tre, s. the art or practice of the bristling br (L. horreo, to stand on end). v.a. Horrify, and facio, hor'-re-fi to make)., v.a. to strike with horror (L. horreo, Horripilation, hor-re-pe-la-shun, s. a sensation, as of