horny

(hér’ni), a. and n. [ the ancient horologer, and having caused Tunstall, earlier adj. was hornen.|] I, a. 1. Consisting who was in attendance, to adjust his watch by the real or composed of horn, or something like horn; time, he desired to speak with his master. Scott, Fortunes of Nigel, v. eorneous. horologia, ». Plural of horologion and horolo- Him thought, he by the brook of Cherith stood, And saw the ravens with their horny beaks gium. Food to Elijah bringing. Milton, P. R., ii, 267. horologic (hor-0-loj’ik), a. [