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horn

noun as in antler

Strong matches

noun as in cornet

Strong match

noun as in cusp

noun as in prong

noun as in siren

noun as in siren

Strong matches

noun as in tocsin

noun as in trumpet

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The wiggle room has left courts to lock horns over the most basic facts before them — including whether what the president claims must be provably true.

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Israel and Hamas have also continued to lock horns over the phased release of deceased hostages from Gaza.

On the eve of the arrival, candles lined the roads and crowds danced in the centre while vuvuzela horns blared across the city.

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The stage lights turn green, smoke rises and the speakers blare out a theme with sinister horns.

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The rhythmic pounding of drums producing samba and reggae beats soundtracked the party on the streets alongside the constant honking of car horns.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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