bugler
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Bugler — Bu gler, n. One who plays on a bugle. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
bugler — [bygle] v. intr. ÉTYM. 1873; de 1. bugle. ❖ ♦ Rare. Produire un son qui ressemble à celui du bugle. ⇒ aussi Beugler, corner. 0 J entends le vent du nord Qui bugle comme un cor C est l hallali des trépassés … Encyclopédie Universelle
bugler — Bugler, act. acut. Qu on {{o=Quon}} dit aussi Mugler, c est quand les beufs et vaches crient, dont viennent ces mots Buglement, et Muglement, par la mesme analogie que de Hurler, qui est propre aux loups, et aux chiens, vient Hurlement. Mugire,… … Thresor de la langue françoyse
Bugler — Recorded as Buglar and Bugler, this is a rare and unusual surname. It does not seem to be recorded in any of the dictionaries of surnames or English medieval published records. This is not perhaps surprising as the earliest surname recordings are … Surnames reference
bugler — [[t]bju͟ːglə(r)[/t]] buglers N COUNT A bugler is someone who plays the bugle … English dictionary
bugler — bugle ► NOUN ▪ a brass instrument like a small trumpet, traditionally used for military signals. ► VERB ▪ sound a bugle. DERIVATIVES bugler noun. ORIGIN Latin buculus little ox , from bos ox : the horn of an ox was used to give signals … English terms dictionary
Bugler (tobacco) — Bugler is the name of a roll your own brand of tobacco and rolling papers. The Bugler brand was first introduced in the United States in 1932 by Lane Limited. Lane is a subsidiary of the Conwood Group, which is itself a division of Reynolds… … Wikipedia
Bugler's Dream — Leo Arnaud Leo Arnaud Nom Noël Leon Marius Arnaud Naissance 24 juillet 1904, Lyon … Wikipédia en Français
bugler — noun Date: 1799 a person who sounds a bugle … New Collegiate Dictionary
bugler — See bugle1. * * * … Universalium
