Associations to the word «Horner»
Noun
- Doug
- Baseman
- Lindsay
- Francis
- Somerset
- Fable
- Chesterfield
- Kelley
- Cretaceous
- Stephanie
- Chuck
- Wrath
- Alejandro
- Maple
- Baird
- Skull
- Alien
- Saturn
- Burt
- Fluorescence
- Cue
- Trek
- Mike
- Harry
- Steiner
- Alberta
- Dreams
- Hubbard
- Horn
- Rex
- Little
- Barry
- Edinburgh
- Equation
- Friedrich
- Tag
- Countess
- Steward
- Buddhism
- Jacqueline
- Craig
- Mercedes
- Jeremy
- Arbor
- Timothy
- Testament
- Fossil
- Bassist
- Cape
- Padre
- Zurich
- Alex
- Rbi
- Headmaster
- Archaeology
- Frown
- Specimen
- Teammate
- Saskatchewan
- Spock
- Bryan
- Reagan
- Violet
- Alan
- Podium
- Liam
- Jackie
- Manor
- Homer
- Arlington
- Kaiser
- Neutron
- Neal
- Runner
- Concerto
- Tumor
- Cycling
- Harlem
- Ron
- Woods
- Jerry
- Henry
- Bright
- Cunningham
Adjective
Wiktionary
HORNER, noun. One who works or deals in horn or horns.
HORNER, noun. (obsolete) One who blows a horn.
HORNER, noun. (obsolete) One who horns or cuckolds.
HORNER, noun. The British sand lance or sand eel, Hyperoplus lanceolatus.
HORNER, proper noun. A surname.
HORNER, noun. (informal) Someone who is from the Horn of Africa.
HORNER SYNDROME, noun. Horner's syndrome
Wise words
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