Definitions

trumpeter

[truhm-pi-ter] / ˈtrʌm pɪ tər /

NOUN

bighead

Synonyms

STRONG

blowhard braggart bragger egomaniac egotist know-it-all show-off

NOUN

bigmouth

Synonyms

WEAK

bag of wind big talker blowhard blusterer boaster brag braggart bragger bull artist bull-thrower gasbag gossiper grandstander know-it-all show-off swelled head windbag

NOUN

braggart

Synonyms

STRONG

blatherskite blowhard blusterer boaster brag braggadocio bragger egotist exhibitionist gasbag grandstander hotshot know-it-all peacock ranter raver show off swaggerer swashbuckler windbag

WEAK

bag of wind big talker big-timer bigmouth gascon strutter swelled head

NOUN

vaunter

Synonyms

STRONG

blowhard blusterer boaster brag braggadocio bragger egotist exhibitionist gasbag grandstander hotshot know-it-all peacock ranter raver show-off swaggerer swashbuckler windbag

WEAK

bag of wind big talker big-timer bigmouth gascon strutter swelled head

Example Sentences

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British trumpeter Alison Balsom also looked back to her youth, as she gave her retirement performance at the age of 46.

From BBC

Recorded after trumpeter Baker invited Dame Vera to join his band in 1933, the first record is one of just 100 copies pressed.

From BBC

Spencer died Monday after she “lost her battle with cancer,” her brother, jazz trumpeter Jeremy Pelt, announced on Instagram.

From Los Angeles Times

He eventually met American jazz trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie, who invited him to work for him in the U.S.

From Los Angeles Times

Yowls trumpeter Cynthia Robinson in the song’s bridge: “All the squares, go home!”

From Los Angeles Times