bugle
71bugle-horn — būˈgle horn noun 1. A horn used as a drinking vessel or hunting horn 2. A treble instrument with or without keys, usu made of copper, similar to the trumpet, but having the bell less expanded and the tube shorter and more conical, used more for… …
72bugle-weed — būˈgle weed noun (US) A mint of the genus Lycopus of the labiate family • • • Main Entry: ↑bugle …
73BUGLE — s. f. T. de Botan. Plante labiée, à rejets rampants, qui était jadis fort vantée comme astringente et vulnéraire …
74BUGLE — n. f. T. de Botanique Plante de la famille des Labiées, souvent rampante, qui était jadis fort vantée comme astringente et vulnéraire …
75Bugle — stink, on the nose; nose …
76bugle — I Australian Slang stink, on the nose; nose II Cockney Rhyming Slang Nose …
77bugle — (Roget s IV) n. Syn. clarion, trumpet, cornet; see horn 1 …
78bugle — bu|gle [ bjugl ] noun count a musical instrument, consisting of a curved metal tube that is wide at one end and that you play by blowing into the other. Bugles are sometimes used by the army to show that an activity is about to begin or end …
79bugle — фр. [бюгль] бюгельгорн (медн. дух. инструм.) …
80bugle (2) — англ. [бьюгл] 1) охотничий рог, горн, сигнальный рожок 2) бюгельгорн (медн. дух. инструм.) …