thank you wikipedia

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thank you wikipedia

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@janamarie "unicorn" See also "hornt horse"

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@janamarie cc @emily

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@janamarie Amusing of them but rather missing the point: presumably any depiction of a unicorn without a horn might well be because someone was supposed to have cut the horn off?

(There was genuinely a big trade in Narwhal horns, sold as unicorn horns. It was a whole thing. Or a part of a thing, I suppose?)

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@janamarie @catsalad acorn

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@androcat @janamarie

"horny horse"

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@janamarie One of the earliest #English dictionaries had many such amusing definitions of many words like Cat: Not a Dog

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@matt_jarvin @androcat @janamarie
"Less-horny bicorn"
See also: unicorn