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When smiling the buccinator contracts thus pulling at the nodes and extend the mouth.— Find Free Articles - ArticlesBase
As the mouth is extended and pulled by both the zygomaticus major and buccinator the lips are stretched and flattened.— Find Free Articles - ArticlesBase
[2] Frontinus relates[3] that a Roman general, who had been surrounded by the enemy, escaped during the night by means of the stratagem of leaving behind him a buccinator (trumpeter), who sounded [v.04 p.0657] the watches throughout the night.— Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 4, Part 3 "Brescia" to "Bulgaria"
So you may with perfect confidence fulfil your promise of being the trumpeter (buccinator) of my reputation.— Social life at Rome in the Age of Cicero
On the inner side of each cheek is the buccinator, or trumpeter's muscle, which is largely developed in those who play on wind instruments.— A Practical Physiology
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