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Definition of bugler - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
music militaryperson who plays a bugle, often for military signals
- The bugler played the morning call for the soldiers.
- The bugler sounded Taps at the memorial.
- A teenage bugler volunteered at the parade.
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Penstemon centranthifolius, a plant species with red flowers
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Origin of bugler
French, bugle (musical instrument) + -er (one who does)
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