Bugle
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 16
bū′gl, Bugle-horn , bū′gl-horn, n. a hunting-horn, originally a buffalo-horn: a treble musical instrument, usually made of copper, like the trumpet, but having the bell le expanded and the tube shorter and more conical: ( Spens. ) a buffalo or wild ox—dim. Bū′glet .— v.i. Bū′gle , to sound a bugle.— n. Bū′gler , one who plays upon the bugle. [O. Fr. bugle ;—L. buculus , dim. of bos , an ox.]
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