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Webster Dictionary :: Hornshavings

HORN'SHAVINGS, n. Scrapings or raspings of the horns of deer.

Webster Dictionary :: Hornsilver

HORN'SILVER, n. Muriate of silver, or chlorid of silver.

Webster Dictionary :: Hornslate

HORN'SLATE, n. A gray siliceous stone.

Webster Dictionary :: Hornspoon

HORN'SPOON, n. A spoon made of horn.

Webster Dictionary :: Hornstone

HORN'STONE, n. A siliceous stone, a subspecies of quartz. It is divided by James...

Webster Dictionary :: Hornwork

HORN'WORK, n. In fortification, an outwork composed of two demi-bastions joined ...

Webster Dictionary :: Horny

HORN'Y, a. Consisting of horn or horns. 1. Resembling horn. 2. Hard; callous.

Webster Dictionary :: Horography

HOROG'RAPHY, n. [Gr. hour, and to write.] 1. An account of hours. 2. The art of ...

Webster Dictionary :: Horologe

HO'ROLOGE, n. [L. horologium; Gr. hour, and to tell.] An instrument that indicat...

Webster Dictionary :: Horological

HOROLOG'ICAL, a. Pertaining to the horologe, or to horology.

Webster Dictionary :: Horologiographic

HOROLOGIOGRAPH'IC, a. Pertaining to the art of dialling.

Webster Dictionary :: Horologiography

HOROLOGIOG'RAPHY, n. [Gr. hour, discourse, and to describe.] An account of instr...

Webster Dictionary :: Horology

HOROL'OGY, n. [Gr. hour, and to indicate. See Horologe .] The art of constructin...

Webster Dictionary :: Horometrical

HOROMET'RICAL, a. [from horometry.] Belonging to horometry, or to the measuremen...

Webster Dictionary :: Horometry

HOROM'ETRY, n. [Gr. hour, and measure.] The art or practice of measuring time by...

Webster Dictionary :: Horoscope

HOR'OSCOPE, n. [Gr. hour, and to view or consider.] 1. In astrology, a scheme or...

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