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mooring buoy
noun
- a buoy to which ships or boats can be moored.
Word History and Origins
Origin of mooring buoy1
Example Sentences
I think back to Åkernes as a child, rowing his boat to school in the fjord, barely escaping a different boulder rumbling down the mountain onto his mooring buoy.
The sanctuary plans to reveal the location in coming months and is considering placing a mooring buoy at the site.
Interest in the object - dubbed "Godzilla egg", "mooring buoy" and "from outer space" - started earlier this week after a local alerted police upon noticing the unusual object on the shore.
"OMG! It's a steel mooring buoy people. I'm embarrassed to be Japanese," said another.
The find in coastal city Hamamatsu has been variously dubbed "Godzilla egg", "mooring buoy" and "from outer space" by fascinated locals.
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