horner

As a proper noun horner

is .

As a noun horner

is (informal) someone who is from the horn of africa.

As an adjective honorable is

(us) worthy of respect; respectable.

As an adjective pleased

is happy, content.

As a verb pleased

is (please).

As a proper noun horner is

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As a noun horner is

(informal) someone who is from the horn of africa.

As nouns the difference between terms and horner

is that terms is while horner is (informal) someone who is from the horn of africa.

As a proper noun horner is

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As nouns the difference between hornel and horner

is that hornel is (scotland) the european sand eel while horner is (informal) someone who is from the horn of africa.

As a proper noun horner is

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As nouns the difference between hornet and horner

is that hornet is (soccer) someone connected with , as a fan, player, coach etc while horner is (informal) someone who is from the horn of africa.

As a proper noun horner is

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As an adjective horned

is having horns.

As a verb horned

is past tense of horn.

As a noun horner is

one who works or deals in horn or horns.

As a proper noun Horner is

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As an adjective hornier

is (horny).

As a proper noun horner is

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As a noun horner is

(informal) someone who is from the horn of africa.

As nouns the difference between honer and horner

is that honer is one who hones while horner is one who works or deals in horn or horns.

As a proper noun Horner is

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As nouns the difference between sorner and horner

is that sorner is (scotland) one who obtrudes himself on another for bed and board while horner is (informal) someone who is from the horn of africa.

As a proper noun horner is

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As nouns the difference between hornen and horner

is that hornen is while horner is (informal) someone who is from the horn of africa.

As a proper noun horner is

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