bugle
/ˈbʌɡəl/Definitions
1. noun
a brass instrument with a flared bell, used to produce a loud, clear sound, especially in military ceremonies.
“The marching band ended their parade performance with a loud blast from the bugle.”
2. verb
to summon or signal someone or something with a loud, clear sound, especially using a bugle.
“The coach bugled to signal the start of the game.”
3. verb
to make a loud, clear sound, typically to attract attention.
“The dog bugled excitedly when it saw its owner.”