trumpet gall (trumpet gal)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 56
A small trumpet-shaped gall occurring commonly upon grape-vines in the United States. The adult fly is not known, but from the gall alone the species has been called by Osten Sacken Cecidomyia vitis - viticola. trumpet-gourd (trum'pet-gord), n. See gourd, 1. trumpet-honeysuckle (trum'pet-hun"i-suk-1), n. See honeysuckle, 1. trumpeting (trum'pet-ing), n. [ Trumpets collectively. [Rare.] A prodigious annual pageant, chariot, progre , and flourish of trumpetry . Thackeray, Roundabout Papers, Thorns in the Cushion. trumpet-shaped (trum'pet-shāpt), a . Formed like a trumpet; specifically, in zoöl . and bot . , tubular with one end dilated, like a trumpet. trumpet-shell (trumpet-shel), n. A shell of the genus Triton , as T. triton is ; any one of the Tritonidæ ; a triton; a sea-trumpet. These conchs attain a large size, some being a foot or more in length, and are used for blowing upon like trumpets. The name extends to any conchs which are or may be blown. See cuts under chank2 and Triton .
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