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bugle

A brass instrument similar to a trumpet, typically without valves, used primarily for military signaling. / bugle
NounTransitive VerbIntransitive Verb
pl: buglespast: bugledpp: bugleding: bugling

The term carries a strong association with military discipline, tradition, and ceremonial duty. It evokes a sense of urgency or solemnity, particularly in the context of "Taps" or "Reveille," where the sound serves as a functional command rather than a musical performance.

As a verb, it is used rarely in modern civilian contexts, appearing primarily in historical narratives or military settings. It describes the act of signaling through specific melodic patterns that convey a precise meaning to a group of soldiers.

Meanings

Noun

A brass instrument similar to a trumpet, typically without valves, used primarily for military signaling.

The soldiers woke up to the sound of the bugle.

Transitive Verbbugle
[~ something]

To play a bugle to signal or announce something.

Intransitive Verbbugle

To play a bugle instrument.

He began to bugle a mournful tune.

Examples

The soldier polished his bugle until it shone in the sun.

History

Wake up everyone.

The bugle sounded the call to assemble the troops.

The bugle sounded the call to assemble the troops.

History

He began to bugle a mournful tune as the sun set over the valley.

History

I can hear the bugle calling from across the camp.

History

The royal herald will bugle the arrival of the king.

Fantasy

A single bugle echoed through the silent morning air.

She learned how to bugle during her time in the military band.

Wait for the bugle to signal the start of the charge.

History

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