Definitions
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective Ornamented with bugles.
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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
bugle . - adjective Ornamented with bugles.
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Examples
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" Secca watched, then, as a trumpet call bugled across the orange-lit dawn, the burgundy lancers charged, three masses moving together.
The Shadow Sorceress Modesitt, L. E. 2001
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Since it was mating season, the male "bugled," making a high-pitched squealing sound meant to attract females.
Point Reyes Elk Butt In at Ranches Stu Woo 2011
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As the noble 4x5 bugled into the morning fog on the side of the mountain, I oulled the trigger.
Field & Stream's Best Hunting Story Contest: Final Week (Week Four) 2009
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"But you used to laugh at him," bugled Dan, fists balled and forehead concertinaed in rectangular outrage.
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I bugled him and boosted him and succored him and damn near sainted him.
Brian Joseph Davis: A Horrifying Satire of Hollywood Returns Brian Joseph Davis 2011
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That's BRILLIANT, he bugled later, snout buried in the spoils, envisioning the post-operative Schmeichel recuperating at a luxury Swiss spa retreat, perusing the papers in his waffle slippers while sipping a restorative Schmackos® smoothie.
World of Lather 2011
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As the noble 4x5 bugled into the morning fog on the side of the mountain, I oulled the trigger.
Field & Stream's Best Hunting Story Contest: Final Week (Week Four) 2009
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I bugled him and boosted him and succored him and damn near sainted him.
Brian Joseph Davis: A Horrifying Satire of Hollywood Returns Brian Joseph Davis 2011
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Congress and Federal Courts will wither as checks against his presidential usurpations or abuses whenever war or other national security claims are bugled over Iran, North Korea, Yemen, international terrorism, economic adversity, or otherwise.
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All day long, upon the grass-grown ramparts of the town, practising soldiers trumpeted and bugled; all day long, down in angles of dry trenches, practising soldiers drummed and drummed.
Somebody's Luggage 2007
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