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hand horn

noun

  1. a forerunner of the modern French horn, developed in Germany during the mid-17th century.


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Example Sentences

On the wall behind, upon the right-hand horn, you must paint her husband Tithonus, and on the left her lover Cephalus.

But it was obviously a second-hand horn; dents slightly marred it, here and there, and its surface was dull, rather greenish.

Landon laughed, and held up the first and fourth fingers of his right hand horn-wise.

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