alicorn
/ˈæ.lɪ.kɔɹn/
UK: /ˈæ.lɪ.kɔːn/
Æ · lɪ · kɔɹn (3 syllables)
English
Noun
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Definition
A unicorn.
Etymology
Borrowed from Italian alicorno.
Example Sentences
- "He admits that powdered alicorn will delay the death of a poisoned pigeon, but says that any other horn will do the same thing by retarding assimilation."
- ""This happens to be my last voyage. But even so, I intend no coercion. If he does not value the alicorn to the extent of ten thousand Spanish dollars, I'll keep it myself. I'm rather fond of the thing. You see, it's a genuine unicorn's horn, and they're exceedingly few.""
- "Two kinds were on the market: Unicornum Verum (Alicorn), thought to be Mammoth Tusk, and Unicornum Falsum, Narwhal tusks."
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