v. Obs. rare–1. [f. L. ad to + HORN.] Used (jocularly, and with ref. to adorn), for ‘to plant horns on,’ to cuckold.
1605. Chapman, All Fools, in Dodsl., O. P. (1780), IV. 146. O yes, he adores you and adhorns me. Ibid. (1612), Widdowes Teares (Plays 1873), III. 9. While you adhorne their temples.
