corno

/ˈkɔrnoʊ/

Definitions

1. noun

A type of Italian horn, typically made of wood, used in classical music, particularly in the Baroque period.

“The musician carefully blew into the corno to produce the desired sound.”

2. noun

A curved or hooked horn, especially one used as a symbol of office or authority.

“The mayor carried a corno as a symbol of her position.”

3. noun

A curved or hooked shape, especially one resembling a horn.

“The corno of the castle’s gate was impressive and intimidating.”

Synonyms

  • horn
  • trumpet

Antonyms

  • beep
  • bell