Definition of bugler
: a person who sounds a bugle
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And then there was a bugle call — a very loud one, by a team of buglers.
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The sun was setting, and in the distance, a bugler sounded taps at the Tomb of the Unknowns.
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The weary, off-key notes of the bugler sound throughout the night.
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Horner directs a group of about 15 volunteer buglers who play at military funerals across Alaska in instances when an active-duty band member will not be there.
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Witness their insistence on continuing to fire up the crowd with a blasting cannon and a warbling bugler.
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Witness their insistence on continuing to fire up the crowd with a blasting cannon and a warbling bugler.
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Eric has held various offices within his troop including patrol leader, assistant patrol leader, troop guide, bugler and troop historian.
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Eric Houck's family stood together, embracing, on Sunday as a bugler blew taps.
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First Known Use of bugler
1792
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