Pronunciation: /hɔrni/
noun a slang term for someone who is sexually aroused
A1 I heard a loud noise coming from the car's horn.
A2 The unicorn had a shiny horn on its forehead.
B1 The hunter blew the horn to signal the start of the hunt.
B2 The orchestra's horn section played beautifully during the concert.
C1 The intricate design of the silver horn made it a valuable collector's item.
C2 The French horn player showcased their talent during the symphony performance.
adjective feeling or showing strong sexual desire
A1 I feel happy when I see a cute puppy.
A2 She was excited to go on her first roller coaster ride.
B1 The teenagers were feeling restless and eager for adventure.
B2 After a long day at work, he was feeling a bit frisky.
C1 The couple's romantic getaway left them feeling passionate and amorous.
C2 The novel's steamy scenes left the readers feeling aroused and eager for more.
formal The scientific term for feeling sexually aroused is being 'horny'.
informal I can't stop thinking about him, I'm so damn horny.
slang She's always on the prowl when she's feeling horny.
figurative The spicy food made my taste buds feel horny for more.
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