Word Finder - bugle

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A horn used by hunters.

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A simple brass instrument consisting of a horn with no valves, playing only pitches in its harmonic series

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A plant in the family Lamiaceae grown as a ground cover, Ajuga reptans, and other plants in the genus Ajuga.

synonyms

• bugleweed
• carpet bugle
• ground pine

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Anything shaped like a bugle, round or conical and having a bell on one end.

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To announce, sing, or cry in the manner of a musical bugle

Is that a distant bugle I hear?

It was calm, and at intervals the bugle calls and the shouts of the enemy could be heard from the hill.

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Exhibits include the bugle played by Louis Armstrong in 1913.

Wood Whites visit a wide range of nectar sources including greater stitchwort, wood forget-me-not, birdsfoot trefoil, bitter vetch and bugle.

Finally, for an informal family get-together, match your new stretch denim dress jeans with a sweater accented with crystal rhinestones, bugle beads, or ostrich features.

So while you're not going to find a bugle girl tap dance costume at Capezio, you can go to other costume shops and get the exact dress you need, add tap shoes and a bugle, and you're done.

You sound the bugle that resonates around the glen signaling an avalanche of boulders on the unsuspecting soldiers.

The soprano instrument was the keyed bugle, whose ancestor is the Renaissance cornetto.

He has been the bands Principle cornet since 1999, winning best cornet at Bugle and Truro Contest.

Dry shade is always a problem, and it suggests 21 good solutions, including bugle, bergenia and dusky cranesbill.

For several years preceding the Civil War it was a station on the "underground railway" and the headquarters of "the Western Anti-Slavery Society," which published here the AntiSlavery Bugle.

It is the Editorial from the Barnet Bugle No 1, announcing the formation of Barnet Athletic Club in 1954.

In military usage "retreat" is also the term for a signal, given by bugle and drum at or about sunset.

All around the ground was pocked with shellholes; several times telephonic communication was interrupted, so that orders had to be given by megaphone or bugle; on June r 2 the majority of the divisional staff was put out of action by a direct hit.

The sides are made from a delicate lace and are detailed with silver sequins and bugle beads.

Bugle (Ajuga) - A small family of dwarf herbs of the Sage order, flowering in spring and early summer, and having purplish flowers.

A. genevensis is among the best, and is distinguished from the common native Bugle (A. reptans) by the absence of creeping shoots.

While exploring the city, players can swing freely and even enter the Bugle building to receive new assignments.

This bugle call has tremendous potential to create an emotional response from the listener any time it is played.

If you want to bring some classic boogie-woogie into your tap routine, dress yourself in a bugle girl tap dance costume.

To really have an eye-popping effect for your bugle girl tap dance costume, you want to get the hair and makeup exact.

These are an alarm clock bell, alien alarm, digital alarm and bugle reveille.

I hear the bugle calling, " Goodbye Dolly Gray!

Although it's likely to be dry and the flowers are gone, late August and September have fewer people, and treats like hearing the bull elk bugle can be rewarding.

If this is not possible, however, don't weigh yourself down with a real bugle and settle instead for a lightweight toy.

Drums played such an integral part in the war that the Union Army bought more than 32,000 rope-tension drums between 1861 and 1865Another instrument crucial in the war was the bugle.

Today Color Guard has grown to include civilian performers who belong to high school and college marching bands, drum and bugle corps, or indoor color guards known as Winter Guard.

They have an adorable, sexy bugle girl costume for $44.99 that consists of a cotton khaki mini-dress with a front-pleated skirt, gold military buttons, sergeant's stripes on the sleeves and ribbons above the breast.