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Can (Noun)

A buoy with a round bottom and conical top.

Nouns denoting communicative processes and contents.

The mooring was secured to a heavy can sunk to the ocean floor to stabilize it in rough seas.
After drifting away, the fishermen finally spotted the red can bobbing in the waves and headed towards it.
As we navigated the crowded marina, I grabbed onto the metal can at the edge of the dock for support.
According to maritime law, the harbor authority is responsible for installing navigation cans at designated channels and turning points.
Maintenance workers lifted the weathered can off its foundation for routine cleaning and painting to improve its visibility.

A room or building equipped with one or more toilets.

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

The public can on the highway was notorious for its poor maintenance and lack of cleanliness.
The restaurant's can was surprisingly modern and well-appointed, considering the age of the building.
After a few too many beers, he stumbled towards the can to relieve himself.
The can in the office building was always crowded during peak hours, especially on Mondays.
The new stadium's can was designed to accommodate thousands of fans during events.