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Definition
Synonym
Waldhoerner
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Waldhorn
n
mus.
Waldhörner
pl
French horn
French horns
Jagdhorn
n
, Waldhorn
n
Jagdhörner
pl
, Waldhörner
pl
hunting horn
bugles
Jagdhorn
n
, Waldhorn
n
Jagdhörner
pl
, Waldhörner
pl
hunting horn
bugles
Waldhorn
n
mus.
Waldhörner
pl
French horn
French horns
Waldhoerner
bugles
Waldhoerner
french horns
Deutsche
Waldhoerner Synonyme
Englische
French horn Synonyme
French
horn
alpenhorn
alphorn
althorn
alto horn
ballad horn
baritone
bass horn
brass choir
brass wind
brass-wind instrument
brasses
bugle
bugle horn
clarion
cornet
cornet-a-pistons
corno di caccia
cornopean
double-bell euphonium
euphonium
helicon
horn
hunting horn
key trumpet
lituus
lur
mellophone
ophicleide
orchestral horn
pocket trumpet
post horn
sackbut
saxhorn
saxtuba
serpent
slide trombone
sliphorn
sousaphone
tenor tuba
tromba
trombone
trumpet
tuba
valve trombone
valve trumpet
French
leave
AWOL
abscondence
absence
absence without leave
absentation
absenteeism
absenting
absquatulation
bolt
cut
day off
decampment
default
departure
desertion
disappearance
disappearing act
elopement
escape
excused absence
exit
fleeing
flight
fugitation
furlough
hasty retreat
hegira
holiday
hooky
leave
leave of absence
leaving
nonappearance
nonattendance
quick exit
running away
sabbatical leave
scramming
sick leave
skedaddle
skedaddling
truancy
truantism
unexcused absence
vacation
Waldhoerner Definition
Basset
horn
(
a.
)
An
instrument
blown
with
a
reed,
and
resembling
a
clarinet,
but
of
much
greater
compass,
embracing
nearly
four
octaves.
Bass
horn
(
)
A
modification
of
the
bassoon,
much
deeper
in
tone.
Buck's-horn
(
n.
)
A
plant
with
leaves
branched
somewhat
like
a
buck's
horn
(Plantago
Coronopus)
Bugle
horn
(
)
A
bugle.
Bugle
horn
(
)
A
drinking
vessel
made
of
horn.
French
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
France
or
its
inhabitants.
French
(
n.
)
The
language
spoken
in
France.
French
(
n.
)
Collectively,
the
people
of
France.
Gems-horn
(
n.
)
An
organ
stop
with
conical
tin
pipes.
Horn
(
n.
)
A
hard,
projecting,
and
usually
pointed
organ,
growing
upon
the
heads
of
certain
animals,
esp.
of
the
ruminants,
as
cattle,
goats,
and
the
like.
The
hollow
horns
of
the
Ox
family
consist
externally
of
true
horn,
and
are
never
shed.
Horn
(
n.
)
The
antler
of
a
deer,
which
is
of
bone
throughout,
and
annually
shed
and
renewed.
Horn
(
n.
)
Any
natural
projection
or
excrescence
from
an
animal,
resembling
or
thought
to
resemble
a
horn
in
substance
or
form
Horn
(
n.
)
An
incurved,
tapering
and
pointed
appendage
found
in
the
flowers
of
the
milkweed
(Asclepias).
Horn
(
n.
)
Something
made
of
a
horn,
or
in
resemblance
of
a
horn
Horn
(
n.
)
A
wind
instrument
of
music
Horn
(
n.
)
A
drinking
cup,
or
beaker,
as
having
been
originally
made
of
the
horns
of
cattle.
Horn
(
n.
)
The
cornucopia,
or
horn
of
plenty.
Horn
(
n.
)
A
vessel
made
of
a
horn
Horn
(
n.
)
The
pointed
beak
of
an
anvil.
Horn
(
n.
)
The
high
pommel
of
a
saddle
Horn
(
n.
)
The
Ionic
volute.
Horn
(
n.
)
The
outer
end
of
a
crosstree
Horn
(
n.
)
A
curved
projection
on
the
fore
part
of
a
plane.
Horn
(
n.
)
One
of
the
projections
at
the
four
corners
of
the
Jewish
altar
of
burnt
offering.
Horn
(
n.
)
One
of
the
curved
ends
of
a
crescent
Horn
(
n.
)
The
curving
extremity
of
the
wing
of
an
army
or
of
a
squadron
drawn
up
in
a
crescentlike
form.
Horn
(
n.
)
The
tough,
fibrous
material
of
which
true
horns
are
composed,
being,
in
the
Ox
family,
chiefly
albuminous,
with
some
phosphate
of
lime
Horn
(
n.
)
A
symbol
of
strength,
power,
glory,
exaltation,
or
pride.
Horn
(
n.
)
An
emblem
of
a
cuckold
Horn
(
v.
t.)
To
furnish
with
horns
Horn
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
wear
horns
Horn-mad
(
a.
)
Quite
mad
Morsing
horn
(
)
A
horn
or
flask
for
holding
powder,
as
for
priming.
Shoeing-horn
(
n.
)
A
curved
piece
of
polished
horn,
wood,
or
metal
used
to
facilitate
the
entrance
of
the
foot
into
a
shoe.
Shoeing-horn
(
n.
)
Anything
by
which
a
transaction
is
facilitated
Shoeing-horn
(
n.
)
Anything
which
draws
on
or
allures
Slug-horn
(
a.
)
An
erroneous
form
of
the
Scotch
word
slughorne,
or
sloggorne,
meaning
slogan.
Stag-horn
coral
(
)
Alt.
of
Stag-horn
fern
Stag-horn
fern
(
)
See
under
Stag.
French horn / French horns Bedeutung
French
leave
an
abrupt
and
unannounced
departure
(without
saying
farewell)
soul
kiss
deep
kiss
French
kiss
an
openmouthed
kiss
in
which
your
tongue
is
inserted
into
the
other's
mouth
French
lesson
instruction
in
the
French
language
French
and
Indian
War
a
war
in
North
America
between
France
and
Britain
(both
aided
by
American
Indian
tribes),
-
French
Revolution
the
revolution
in
France
against
the
Bourbons,
-
horn
one
of
the
bony
outgrowths
on
the
heads
of
certain
ungulates
horn
any
hard
protuberance
from
the
head
of
an
organism
that
is
similar
to
or
suggestive
of
a
horn
staghorn
coral
stag's-horn
coral
large
branching
coral
resembling
antlers
French
bulldog
small
stocky
version
of
the
bulldog
having
a
sleek
coat
and
square
head
horn
fly
Haematobia
irritans
small
black
European
fly
introduced
into
North
America,
sucks
blood
from
cattle
especially
at
the
base
of
the
horn
forest
goat
spindle
horn
Pseudoryx
nghetinhensis
cow-like
creature
with
the
glossy
coat
of
a
horse
and
the
agility
of
a
goat
and
the
long
horns
of
an
antelope,
characterized
as
a
cow
that
lives
the
life
of
a
goat
air
horn
air
intake
of
a
carburetor
air
horn
a
pneumatic
horn
automobile
horn
car
horn
motor
horn
horn
hooter
a
device
on
an
automobile
for
making
a
warning
noise
baritone
baritone
horn
the
second
lowest
brass
wind
instrument
basset
horn
a
tenor
clarinet,
pitched
in
the
key
of
F
below
the
B-flat
clarinet
bass
horn
sousaphone
tuba
the
lowest
brass
wind
instrument
cornet
horn
trumpet
trump
a
brass
musical
instrument
with
a
brilliant
tone,
has
a
narrow
tube
and
a
flared
bell
and
is
played
by
means
of
valves
English
horn
cor
anglais
a
doubleeed
woodwind
instrument
similar
to
an
oboe
but
lower
in
pitch
French
door
a
light
door
with
transparent
or
glazed
panels
extending
the
full
length
French
heel
a
fairly
high
narrow
heel
on
women's
shoes
French
horn
horn
a
brass
musical
instrument
consisting
of
a
conical
tube
that
is
coiled
into
a
spiral
and
played
by
means
of
valves
French
knot
a
stitch
made
by
looping
the
thread
several
times
around
the
needle
before
inserting
it
into
the
fabric
French
polish
French
polish
shellac
a
varnish
for
wood
consisting
of
shellac
dissolved
in
alcohol
French
roof
a
mansard
roof
with
sides
that
are
nearly
perpendicular
French
window
a
French
door
situated
in
an
exterior
wall
of
a
building
handset
French
telephone
telephone
set
with
the
mouthpiece
and
earpiece
mounted
on
a
single
handle
horn
an
alarm
device
that
makes
a
loud
warning
sound
horn
saddle
horn
a
high
pommel
of
a
Western
saddle
(usually
metal
covered
with
leather)
horn
a
noisemaker
(as
at
parties
or
games)
that
makes
a
loud
noise
when
you
blow
through
it
horn
a
device
having
the
shape
of
a
horn,
horns
at
the
ends
of
a
new
moon,
the
hornof
an
anvil,
the
cleat
had
two
horns
horn
button
a
button
that
you
press
to
activate
the
horn
of
an
automobile
post
horn
wind
instrument
used
by
postilions
of
the
th
and
th
centuries
powder
horn
powder
flask
container
for
carrying
gunpowder,
made
of
the
hollow
horn
of
an
animal
French
polish
the
glaze
produced
by
repeated
applications
of
French
polish
shellac
dorsal
root
dorsal
horn
one
of
the
two
roots
of
a
spinal
nerve
that
passes
dorsally
to
the
spinal
cord
and
that
consists
of
sensory
fibers
ventral
root
ventral
horn
anterior
root
anterior
horn
one
of
two
the
two
roots
of
a
spinal
nerve
that
passes
ventrally
from
the
spinal
cord
and
that
consists
of
motor
fibers
horn
of
plenty
cornucopia
a
goat's
horn
filled
with
grain
and
flowers
and
fruit
symbolizing
prosperity
French
the
Romance
language
spoken
in
France
and
in
countries
colonized
by
France
Langue
d'oil
Langue
d'oil
French
medieval
provincial
dialects
of
French
spoken
in
central
and
northern
France
Langue
d'oc
Langue
d'oc
French
medieval
provincial
dialects
of
French
formerly
spoken
in
the
south
of
France
Old
French
the
earliest
form
of
the
French
language,
th
to
th
century
Norman-French
Norman
French
Old
North
French
the
medieval
Norman
dialect
of
Old
French
Anglo-French
Anglo-Norman
the
French
(Norman)
language
used
in
medieval
England
Canadian
French
the
French
language
as
spoken
in
Quebec,
Canada
horn
a
noise
made
by
the
driver
of
an
automobile
to
give
warning,
French
pastry
sweet
filled
pastry
made
of
especially
puff
paste
French
fritter
beignet
a
deep-fried,
yeastaised
doughnut
dusted
with
confectioners'
sugar
crape
crepe
French
pancake
small
very
thin
pancake
French
loaf
a
loaf
of
French
bread
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