Converse of object

• hear: I hear the bugle calling, " Goodbye Dolly Gray!

• play: Exhibits include the bugle played by Louis Armstrong in 1913.

• blow: I'm taking with me the original bugle blown to sound the charge.

• have: We currently don't have a bugle In.. .

• include: Exhibits include the bugle played by Louis Armstrong in 1913.

• sound: You sound the bugle that resonates around the glen signaling an avalanche of boulders on the unsuspecting soldiers.

Adjective modifier

• keyed: The soprano instrument was the keyed bugle, whose ancestor is the Renaissance cornetto.

• silver: Pouch Black patent leather with silver bugle on flap.

• new: In 1992 six new silver bugles were presented to the Last Post Association.

• distant: The army of part-time heroes are not rallying to the sound of distant bugles, say officers.

Modifies a noun

• horn: The silver bugle horn was the crest of the first Mayor of Blackburn, William Henry Hornby.

• bead: A necklace of red and blue glass bugle beads accompanied one of the bodies here.

• call: Duty, on the contrary, is a bugle call to action, whether you are inclined to act, or not.

• band: Here's two observations - Take a bugle band abroad and they will be a novelty, loved wherever they perform.

• blow: Why do your eyes gleam old man When you hear those bugles blow?

• sound: The bugles sound, signaling that José must return to barracks.

Noun used with modifier

• silver: In 1992 six new silver bugles were presented to the Last Post Association.