Flōat'ing-light, n.
(-lit), n. (Naut.) (a.) A hull of a ship moored on sunken rocks, shoals, &c., bearing a light to warn mariners of danger. (b.) A life-buoy with a lantern, for use when one falls overboard at night.
(-lit), n. (Naut.) (a.) A hull of a ship moored on sunken rocks, shoals, &c., bearing a light to warn mariners of danger. (b.) A life-buoy with a lantern, for use when one falls overboard at night.