Ruffle

A Military Dictionary · 1810 · p. 38
A term used among the drummers to signify a sort of vibrating sound, which is made upon a drum, and is le loud than the roll. To beat a Ruffle . To make a low vibrating noise upon the drum. It is generally practised in paying a military compliment to a general officer, and at military funerals. In the British army a lieutenant-general is entitled to three ruffles. A major-general to two ruffles. A brigadier-general to one ruffle.
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