Cornet is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CORNET in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a trumpet-like instrument
• a brass instrument resembling a trumpet but shorter and wider.
• a compound organ stop with a powerful treble sound.
• a cone-shaped wafer filled with ice cream.
• the fifth grade of commissioned officer in a cavalry troop, who carried the colours. It is still used in some British cavalry regiments for officers of the rank of second lieutenant.
• An obsolete rude reed instrument (Ger. Zinken), of the oboe family.
• A brass instrument, with cupped mouthpiece, and furnished with valves or pistons, now used in bands, and, in place of the trumpet, in orchestras. See Cornet-a-piston.
• A certain organ stop or register.
• A cap of paper twisted at the end, used by retailers to inclose small wares.
• A troop of cavalry; -- so called from its being accompanied by a cornet player.
• The standard of such a troop.
• The lowest grade of commissioned officer in a British cavalry troop, who carried the standard. The office was abolished in 1871.
• A headdress
• A square cap anciently worn as a mark of certain professions.
• A part of a woman\'s headdress, in the 16th century.
• See Coronet, 2.
• a brass musical instrument with a brilliant tone; has a narrow tube and a flared bell and is played by means of valves
• former cavalry officer
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a trumpetlike instrument
• same as cornett

Words related to CORNET

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Words that contain CORNET

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How to use CORNET in a sentence

• A cornet solo by the Angel GABRIEL himself would be secretly regarded as undoubtedly artistic, but certainly a little out of place.
• My cornet and quartermaster were made prisoners of war, with four more of the Highlanders.
• Nobody could be more kind and affectionate than the cornet and his deaf mother.
• Talbot tarried here, the Cornet was busy in his preparations.
• There she found the friendly cornet and his comrade, Hugh Riley, on the alert to distinguish their loyalty in her cause.
• But if the time dragged heavily with her, it flew with the Cornet and his companions.
• I looked, and in command of the rearguard was Cornet Galyandovitch.
• EBY, WALTER MAUNEY Complete scientific method for cornet and trumpet.
• The tale of the love and death of Cornet Christopher Rilke.
• Modern home study course for the trumpet and cornet.
• To serve such a man as the king is its own reward, and I am sure that whether you remain a cornet or rise to some higher rank, you will be equally zealous in his cause.
• I have never played anything except the cornet, when I was a young man.
• The Battalion marched to Cornet and the next day to Hellemmes, outside Lille, for a period of rest.
• His friend Johnstone was back in Ennis, and there was also a Cornet with the troop.
• Cornet Simpkinson lit his cigar, and tried to wink at the Captain.
• Cornet Simpkinson however thought of it all afterwards, and felt that that evening and that hour had been more important than any other evening or any other hour in his life.
• The Cornet was an entirely different instrument, and the use of it accordingly is very much more limited in these stage directions.
• Four years later his progress was so marked that his instructor gave him first cornet place in the Silver Cornet Band, which was composed of his advanced pupils.
• This is Cornet Fergus Drummond, a cousin of my own, and whom I recommend strongly to you.
• The shrieks of the ladies in a moment arrested his arm, and also drew the attention of the cornet who commanded the party which had surprised them.
• He was really musical and performed on both the piano and the cornet, not merely with his hands and mouth, but with the whole of his agile expressive body.
• He had then become a cornet in the Coldstreams, and had, from that time, lived a life of reckless expenditure.
• It would be in 1643 that the siege of Castle Cornet began, the same year in which the rents of the Chicksands estate were assigned away from their rightful owner to one Mr.
• The gentleman at the door is Cornet Lashley, this is Captain Bassett and I am Major Chantrell.
• He lost, in the skirmish, about twenty of his troopers, and his own cornet and kinsman, Robert Graham, whose fate is alluded to in the ballad.
• Men were beaten and kicked by the orders of the Field Cornet, who appears to have exercised his authority with the most cowardly brutality.
• As they turned and swung in straight between the little lighthouse on White Rock and Castle Cornet, the bright early sunshine was bathing all the rising terraces of St.
• Major McMahon, captain Taylor and cornet Torrey fell, upon the first onset, and many of the privates were killed or wounded.

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