IPA: /ˈkɔːr.njuːt/
KK: /kɔrnjuːt/
Describing something that has horns or is shaped like a horn.
The cornute plant had distinctive horn-like features that made it stand out in the garden.
Cornute is derived from the Latin "cornutus" (meaning horned), which comes from "cornu" (meaning horn) and the suffix "-atus" (indicating possession). The word "cornute" refers to something that possesses horns or is horned.
Think of 'horn' ('cornu') to remember that 'cornute' means having horns.