Horned [adjective]

In still others, males and females have different patterns for sociality, as in big-horned sheep, which have sex-segregated herds.

Fifteen of these horned monsters maintain an incessant mooing and bellowing.

We heard boars snorting, and running away, and strange-looking horned creatures leaping and bounding off in all directions.

They are descendants of the old long-horned stock, and have a mighty notion of the importance of church-going.

Looking in the direction she pointed, he saw about fifty yards away an enormous horned snake wound round a branch of sassafras.

The baron made a sign, and thirty peasants ran to the cottage of Finette, who very obligingly lent them her golden-horned cow.

A horned owl, with eyes like auntie's when she looks "'stonished."

Besides the horned larks, many other birds were found on the plain.

But as nott cows will keep it back as well as the horned ones, I don't quite agree to it.

That is true,” Matti said, “and if I knew the whereabouts of the horned woman who is my fate I should marry her at once.