bar buoy

bar buoy

[′bär ‚bȯi]
(navigation)
A buoy marking the location of a bar at the mouth of a river or approach to a harbor.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
References in periodicals archive ?
The first boats were due to cross the finish line at the Bar Buoy at 1am today.
'Help us give Clipper race a Mersey home' EXCLUSIVE Yachts complete 35,000-mile odyssey today as firms urged to back 2011 bid
ATK's Onalaska Operations has hired Jack Christnovich as its senior product manager responsible for consumer brands Outers, Gunslick, Champion Traps & Targets, Jon-e and Bar Buoy.
ATK hires product manager
I happen to have a three-wheel scooter and I keep a "bar buoy" with a U-shaped clamp to hold the container on the handle-bar stem about a foot off the floor.
"The helpful little things." (overcoming frustration)
Encyclopedia browser ?
Full browser ?