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Definitions from the WebBoat WhistleDescription:A boat whistle is a device used to produce a loud, high-pitched sound for signaling or communication purposes aboard a boat or water vessel. It is typically powered by air or steam and has a distinct shape designed to efficiently project sound across bodies of water. Senses and Usages:Noun (Common)1. A boat whistle can refer to the actual whistle-like device used for signaling on boats. Example sentence: The captain blew the boat whistle to warn nearby vessels of their presence. Noun (Countable)1. Boat whistles can also be understood as different models or types of marine whistles available on the market. Example sentence: The classic brass boat whistle is a popular accessory among boating enthusiasts. Noun (Local)1. In some regions, "boat whistle" is used to describe a particular sound made by boats passing through a specific area, often regarded as part of the local soundscape. Example sentence: The haunting sound of the boat whistle echoed through the quiet coastal town. Verb (Transitive)1. "To boat whistle" can be a colloquial term used to describe the act of blowing a boat whistle for signaling or amusement. Example sentence: The children would boat whistle in delight as they sailed across the lake. Please note that the above descriptions and sentences are fictitious and generated by an AI language model. The related product links are provided as examples and may not be accurate or up-to-date. | ||||
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