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trumpet

Usually a very loud abnoxious instrument. Usually the conductor or band director will play one; probably because it's way louder than the rest of the instruments.

"What comes after a conductors cut-off? A trumpet solo!"
"Who is that abnoxious girl? Oh thats the trumpet player."

by Briittaanyyy November 16, 2005

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Trumpet

One of the higher brass instruments, played by arrogant, and often assholish, persons. They do not think that they can do any wrong, and will never own up to scooping up to the pitch (although, ironically, they do it the most.) Is well known as 'the best instrument around', because trumpeteers are likely to spread that false fact around. It has a strange whiny sound, like that of a trombone, but without the low pitch to make it sound good. It doesn't sound bad when played right, but only sounds good in a group with other instruments.

I don't know why everyone likes trumpets so much.

by person13434534 April 12, 2009

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Trumpet

A brass musical instrument that has three valves. It is used in school and jazz bands.

A trumpet is the coolest.

by thehamisdone February 10, 2015

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Trumpet

A baby Donald Trump

Dang, that lil trumpet looks good!

by GodheadTurntech September 15, 2015

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Trumpet

Stupid, racist, homophobic bigots that stand behind Donald Trump and everything he believes in. (white people)

KKK MEMBER: I'm a trumpet
AJ CONNOR: ...shameful

by BJ Bonnor October 18, 2015

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trumpet

A nickname given to one who regularly participates in gay sex with their employers. Sometimes, they may take it to extreme levels, resulting in giving a rusty trombone or a strawberry shortcake to their unfortunate bum loving boss.

Adrian: Do you want to come over to my place tonight?
Trumpet: Yes definately!
Adrian: Don't give me another strawberry shortcake, it really hurt last time!

by mr z September 28, 2006

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trumpet

1. noun. a joint rolled skinny at the blunt, blossoming wide and conical at the end.

This trumpet's big enough for both of us, let's share it.

by Ryan Paine February 9, 2008

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