WordNet
n. vigorous evergreen climbing plant of South America having glossy leathery foliage and golden yellow flowers [syn: common allamanda, Allamanda cathartica]
Usage examples of "golden trumpet".
When all were on his own shore the golden trumpet sang merrily again, and they turned the heads of their horses southward.
In his human hands he held a golden trumpet of finely polished brass.
A banner comprised of two cream-and-green triangles, over which was superimposed a golden trumpet, flew from the staff above the gates.
The garden along the wall was overflowing with flowering plants and ornamental busheshibiscus, gardenia, bougainvillea, jasmine, oleander, golden trumpet, cup of gold, and the queen-of-the-night, so called because its pale fragrant blossoms open only after dark.
My herald raised his golden trumpet to his lips and blew an eerie blast upon it which echoed among the black and white towers of Loos Ptokai.
A fat little man who looked as if he'd just waddled off the back of a deck of playing cards lifted a golden trumpet and blew a flourish of brassy notes, signaling the riders to commence battle.