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trombone player

n. a musician who plays the trombone [syn: trombonist]

Usage examples of "trombone player".

Coleman started hanging out at jazz clubs in the Valley and met a trombone player named Mad Marty Goines.

Madeline's new boyfriend, a trombone player and student of public affairs named Sewell Bozeman.

One of the guys in the band, a redheaded trombone player from Pomona who read philosophy started to tell me about his religion.

Charlie, the trombone player, was wah-wahing away into a mute and Biff was loosening up his wrists.

At midnight when the girls had said goodnight to Centaine and their father and retired demurely and dutifully to their room, Shasa and David smuggled them out over the balcony and they went dancing in the boites on the Left Bank or sat listening to jazz in the cellars of Montparnasse, where they discovered a black trombone player who blew a horn that made your spine curl and a little brasserie where you could eat snails and wild strawberries at three in the morning.

Linda, wife number two, took off with one of his snitches: a trombone player who sold maryjane on the side.

Captain Drobeck fussed nervously with his trouser creases and hoped his shoes were spit shined well enough by his adjutant, Sergeant Sneed, who learned such things while a trombone player in the U.

Terrence was an A student, excellent in math and i Spanish, a trombone player and an actor in school dramas.

He was a trombone player in a marching band in a world somewhere else.

Shaped vaguely like miniature arrowheads, the ceramic shards struck a trombone player under his raised arm and a flutist in the neck and passed through both of them, their speed barely diminished.

He was followed by a shifty-eyed, big nosed trombone player in pink with blue braid.

Riker recognized the trombone player, who worked in the circulation department of the Moose County Something.

A trombone player in a beer garden would have known the little cuss with them hot-jointed knees couldn't pack weight, and would 've scratched him.