1. bugler - Noun
2. Bugler - Proper noun
One who plays on a bugle.
Source: Webster's dictionaryMs Berejiklian, NSW Governor Margaret Beazley, RSL NSW acting president Ray James, a bugler and a vocalist will take part in the 30-minute service from Sydney’s Anzac memorial in Hyde Park and the Cenotaph in Martin Place. Source: Internet
Meath are trying desperately to close down point-scoring chances but suddenly the gaps open up with Robbie McDaid involved for a burst that culminates in Sean Bugler palming to the net. Source: Internet
The Luke Airmen performed a 20-member active duty funeral sequence, consisting of rifle team, color guard, pallbearers and a bugler. Source: Internet
There will be Color Guards, a bag piper, a bugler and a 21 gun salute. Source: Internet
The safety equipment was in a variety of sizes to make the sport accessible to everyone, something the chairwoman of the club, Rose Bugler, said is what they want to do in the future. Source: Internet
This force had been on a lateral scouting mission when it had been summoned by Custer's messenger, Italian bugler John Martin (Giovanni Martini) with the hand-written message "Benteen. Source: Internet