noun A device that produces a loud, deep sound as a warning or signal in foggy conditions at sea
A foghorn is used as a warning signal in foggy conditions to alert ships of obstacles or other vessels.
In weather forecasting, a foghorn may be mentioned when discussing foggy conditions.
Foghorns are relevant in transportation industries where visibility may be limited, such as in aviation or railway systems.
Foghorns may be studied as part of sound design and engineering, particularly in creating specific audio effects.
In literature, a foghorn may be used as a metaphor to represent a loud or imposing voice or presence.
A marine biologist may use a foghorn as a tool for navigation and communication at sea.
A ship captain may use a foghorn to signal other vessels or to warn of potential hazards in foggy conditions.
A lighthouse keeper may use a foghorn to help guide ships safely to shore during periods of low visibility.
A sound engineer may use recordings of foghorn sounds in music production or sound design projects.