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conical buoy

 

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Noun conical buoy has 1 sense
  1. conical buoy, nun, nun buoy - a buoy resembling a cone
    --1 is a kind of buoy

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Conical Buoy

Description:

A conical buoy is a type of navigational aid that is shaped like a cone and is used to mark channels and hazards in bodies of water. These buoys are usually made of durable materials such as steel or plastic, and they are designed to float on the water's surface.

Senses and Usages:

1. Noun - Navigational Aid:

In this sense, a conical buoy refers to a specific type of buoy used for navigation purposes. It helps mariners identify safe passages and avoid dangerous areas in water bodies such as oceans, rivers, and lakes.

Example Sentence: The sailors relied on the conical buoy to guide their ship through the treacherous waters.

2. Adjective - Shaped like a Cone:

Conical, when used as an adjective, describes something that is shaped like a cone. It can be used to characterize various objects or structures.

Example Sentence: The architect designed a conical roof for the new building, giving it a unique and modern look.

3. Noun - Local term:

In some regions, particularly with local fishermen or boaters, "conical buoy" might be a local term used for any floating object attached to a fishing line or net to serve as a marker or trap locator.

Example Sentence: The fisherman determined the location of his trap by the position of the floating conical buoy.

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