A horn is an instrument that's made of metal and is played by blowing into it. Another type of horn comes out of an animal's head. Don't confuse the two and imagine a trombone sticking out of a water buffalo's head.
Appearance of the moon when increasing, or in the form of a crescent.
n.
Appearance of the moon when increasing, or in the form of
a crescent.
Horning
Appearance of the moon when increasing, or in the form of a crescent.
Usage Examples
Horning, Horning, orning, Horning, Hiorning, H9orning, H0orning, Hporning, Hlorning, Hirning, H9rning, H0rning, Hprning, Hlrning, Hoirning, Ho9rning, Ho0rning, Hoprning, Holrning, Hoerning, Ho4rning, Ho5rning, Hotrning, Hofrning, Hoening, Ho4ning, Ho5ning, Hotning, Hofning, Horening, Hor4ning, Hor5ning, Hortning, Horfning, Horbning, Horhning, Horjning, Hormning, Hor ning, Horbing, Horhing, Horjing, Horming, Hor ing, Hornbing, Hornhing, Hornjing, Hornming, Horn ing, Hornuing, Horn8ing, Horn9ing, Hornoing, Hornjing, Hornking, Hornung, Horn8ng, Horn9ng, Hornong, Hornjng, Hornkng, Horniung, Horni8ng, Horni9ng, Horniong, Hornijng, Hornikng, Hornibng, Hornihng, Hornijng, Hornimng, Horni ng, Hornibg, Hornihg, Hornijg, Hornimg, Horni g, Horninbg, Horninhg, Horninjg, Horninmg, Hornin g, Horninfg, Hornintg, Horninyg, Horninhg, Horninbg, Horninvg, Horninf, Hornint, Horniny, Horninh, Horninb, Horninv, Horningf, Horningt, Horningy, Horningh, Horningb, Horningv.