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Definitions

Wiktionary

  1. n. nonstandard A winged horse with a single horn on its head; a winged unicorn.
  2. n. now historical The horn of a unicorn considered as a medical or pharmacological ingredient.

Etymologies

  1. From Italian alicorno. (Wiktionary)

Examples

  • “Looks like someone must have reattached the alicorn again.”

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  • “Maybe an alicorn, which was a winged unicorn, and a werewolf.”

    Pet Peeve

  • “Not even alicorn-white with pretty blue eyes?" he teased, fading out the checks into a uniform brown.”

    Elvenborn

  • “The lord of the white alicorn was the first to rise from his seat; there was lightning in his gaze and thunder in his voice as he addressed, not Kyrtian, but his cousin.”

    Elvenborn

  • “The further he got, the brighter he made his light; at first, as the light itself frightened nocturnal animals out of his path, he was afraid that the disturbances they made would betray him, or draw in something like an alicorn that could be a real danger to him.”

    Elvenborn

  • “I don't want people stumbling around break-ing ankles in rabbit-holes or running into an alicorn and getting skewered.”

    Elvenborn

  • “The lord of the white alicorn looked sullen; the lord of the blue serpent responded first.”

    Elvenborn

  • “I think we nearly ran into one of those-invisible lurking things back there," Noet said thoughtfully, and described being trapped between it and the alicorn herd, and how Kyrtian had solved the situation.”

    Elvenborn

  • “The alicorn-stallion pawed the ground and bared its fangs.”

    Elvenborn

  • “Kaeth looked up at his master, who nodded to Lord Wyvarna; Kaeth immediately picked up one of the discarded shields stacked at the side of the arena bearing the azure serpent, and Gel took one of the discarded white alicorn shields.”

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  • whichbe The horn of a unicorn, or the material of which the horn is made. The alicorn was thought to cure many diseases and have the ability to detect poisons. Many Phycisians would make "cures" and sell them. (Wikipedia) May 20, 2008

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