Synonym: cornet, horn, trump. Similar words: trumpets, trump, imperfect competition, grumpy, rumpled, crumple, jumper, bumped. Meaning: ['trʌmpɪt] 
n. a brass musical instrument with a brilliant tone; has a narrow tube and a flared bell and is played by means of valves. v. 1. proclaim on, or as if on, a trumpet 2. play or blow on the trumpet 3. utter in trumpet-like sounds.
n. a brass musical instrument with a brilliant tone; has a narrow tube and a flared bell and is played by means of valves. v. 1. proclaim on, or as if on, a trumpet 2. play or blow on the trumpet 3. utter in trumpet-like sounds. 
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(1) Brave actions never want a trumpet. 
(2) He played trumpet professionally in a jazz combo.
(3) The main orchestral brass instruments are the horn, trumpet, trombone, and tuba.
(4) Dizzy was a real killer on the trumpet.
(5) A trumpet fanfare sounded and the procession began.
(6) The trumpet and trombone are brass instruments.
(7) He plays the trumpet or something of the kind.
(8) Dave spent the whole evening blowing his own trumpet.
(9) He gave a short blast on his trumpet.
(10) A trumpet sounded off stage.
(11) She's been making risible attempts to learn the trumpet.
(12) Ann blew a few notes on the trumpet.
(13) He is blowing a trumpet.
(14) She played a tune on her trumpet.
(15) Hark, I hear a distant trumpet!
(16) An elderly man puffed on a trumpet to the accompaniment of drums and piano.
(17) There are some wonderful trumpet and trombone solos in the piece.
(18) At that time, his virtuosity on the trumpet had no parallel in jazz.
(19) I'm not blowing my own trumpet; I can do all jobs. Sentencedict.com
(20) I was never good at playing the trumpet for the simple reason that I never practised.
(21) Then the trumpet sounded, and silence fell.
(22) Trumpet, composer. b. New Orleans. 13 March 1962.
(23) Gordy aimed his trumpet across the river and blew. Old lady Gammon spit a jet of water out of her mouth.
(24) Trumpet players in dance bands possess many different sorts of mutes with a corresponding number of resultant timbres.
(25) Wisteria draped the crumbling chimney; trumpet vine and jasmine climbed above the door and under the clapboards.
(26) The rest of the instrumentation comprises trumpet, drums and percussion.
(27) The neighbours' children want to learn to play the trumpet, perish the thought!
(28) For too long we Christians have heard the modern world blowing its own trumpet.
(29) Quite a coup for a guy who once aspired to be a trumpet player in a jazz band.
(30) From down an alley came the sorrows of a trumpet letting out soft jazz.
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