to horn

To wound by piercing with an animal's horn or tusk

To stab with a long pointed tooth or horn

To talk to someone on the phone

To talk proudly about things you have done

To sail around Cape Horn at the southern tip of South America, often in dangerous weather

To call someone and talk informally by phone

To join a conversation or activity without being invited

A loud sound a driver makes to warn others or get attention

A metal wind instrument with a long coiled tube that makes a warm, rounded sound

Having frames for glasses made of horn or dark plastic

High rounded front part of a Western saddle that riders use to hold a rope or grip

A loud horn that uses compressed air to make a strong sound on trucks or ships

A horn filled with fruit and grain to show plenty

A hollow animal horn for carrying gunpowder in the past

A part at the back of the spinal cord that receives signals from nerves for touch and pain

A woodwind instrument like an oboe that has a lower, warm sound

A device on a car that makes a loud sound to warn people

A brass instrument with a very low sound used in orchestras and bands

A low clarinet that plays lower notes than the B-flat clarinet and is used in orchestras and chamber music

A shiny metal thing on a car or truck that makes a loud sound and looks decorative

The front part of the spinal cord that contains nerve cells controlling muscles

The part of a carburetor where air enters before mixing with fuel

A brass instrument like a small tuba that makes a warm low sound

A river that flows from northern Wyoming into the Bighorn River in southern Montana known for Custer's Last Stand

A part on a vehicle that makes a loud sound to warn people

A button in a vehicle you press to make a loud noise to warn others

A small black fly that sucks blood from cows near their horns

A region in northeast Africa that includes Somalia, Djibouti, Eritrea, and eastern Ethiopia

A yellow wild plant with long seed pods that grows on sandy coasts

A plant with upright yellow, trumpet-shaped tubes that catch insects

A flowering plant with long beak-like white or yellow flowers marked with purple

A small brass instrument like a trumpet that coach drivers use to signal when a coach arrives or leaves

Back part of the spinal cord that receives signals from the body about touch and pain

A large branching coral shaped like deer antlers that grows on shallow tropical reefs

Front part of the spinal cord that has nerve cells sending signals to muscles