Horn - Law Dictionary Search Results

Horn with Horn, or Horn under Horn

Horn with Horn, or Horn under Horn, the promiscuous feeding of

Washing-horn [fr. corner l'eau, Fr.], the sounding of a horn for washing before dinner. The custom was formerly observed in

Horn. Blowing a horn in London streets is an offence against

Having a long horn or horns as a long horned goat or cow having

Letter of horning. See HORNING.

Horning, letters of, warrant for charging persons in Scotland to pay

A plant with leaves branched somewhat like a bucks horn Plantago Coronopus also Lobelia coronopifolia

the ruminants as cattle goats and the like The hollow horns of the Ox family consist externally of true horn and

A horn or flask for holding powder as for priming

Having permanent horns with a bony core as cattle