a. [see -ED.] = BICORN.
1606. Sylvester, Columnes, Wks. 1879, I. 379. In form of Ram with golden Fleece they put The bi-corn’d Signe.
a. 1652. Brome, To Potting Pr. (R.). Your body being revers’d did represent (Being forked) our bicorned government.
1859. Todd, Cycl., V. 614. The … bi-corned condition of the uterus.
