Word Type

Noun

Verb

The word "trumpet" can be used as noun and verb.

Word Relationships

Typical Location

band brass band high school band marching band music shop music store musician's hands orchestra trumpet case

Capable Of

blaring sound like horn

Derived Terms

Bach trumpet Chinese trumpet vine angel's trumpet black trumpet blow one's own trumpet blow someone's trumpet devil's trumpet ear trumpet hearing trumpet king trumpet mushroom last trumpet marine trumpet mock trumpet natural trumpet pocket trumpet sea trumpet slide trumpet speaking trumpet spirit trumpet stadium trumpet straight trumpet trumpet animalcule trumpet call trumpet creeper trumpet cuff trumpet flower trumpet honeysuckle trumpet major trumpet marine trumpet of the dead trumpet shell trumpet tree trumpet vine trumpet-player trumpet-tailed rat trumpeter trumpetist

Entails

blow

Etymologically Related To

drum

Has Part

three valves

Context

music musical instrument

Has Property

solid

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

brass brass instrument emit exclaim let loose let out play proclaim promulgate utter

Narrower Terms (Hyponyms)

natural trumpet straight trumpet

Type Of (IsA)

brass brass instrument brass wind instrument horn instrument musical instrument reed stop trumpeter

Made Of

brass

Manner Of

play proclaim utter

Parts (Meronyms)

bell codon mouth

Receives Action

played by musician

Related Terms

Trumper Trumpette Trumpist Trumpster trumpet player trumpeter trumpetress

Related Terms

aerophone amplified armstrong band band instrument bell blowing blowing thing brass brass band brass gold brass horn brass instrument buttons chromatic conductor coronet cry elephant embouchure enthusiastic funnel gold guide horn horn instrument instrument interchange jazz jazz horn key knit loudly louis louis armstrong machine music musical musical instrument musician orchestra pipe play proclaim sound taps three three buttons traffic trumpet player trumpeter trumpetress valveless yarn

Synonym Network

cornet

Used For

annoying neighbors charging into battle create music fanfare making music play music play taps playing in musical ensembles playing music playing taps

Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.