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Speaking-TRUMPETSpeaking-TRUMPET, (trompette marine, Fr.) a trumpet of brass or tin used at sea, to propagate the voice to a great distance, or to convey the orders from one part of the ship to another, in tempestuous weather, &c. when they cannot otherwise be distinctly heard by the persons to when they are directed.
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