Definition of bugler
: a person who sounds a bugle
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For the second year, buglers from Hinsdale Central's marching band participated in the service at Bronswood.
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The buglers offer their services for free at veterans’ funerals.
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Kern, a bugler with the Union Army’s 1st Kentucky Cavalry, spent his last days at the old U.S. Veterans Hospital in Boise that stood where Veterans Park is today.
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1799
First Known Use of bugler
1799
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