Fogo
- proper noun
- Many tourists visiting Canada include a trip to Fogo Island in their itinerary for its stunning scenery.
- Fogo Island
- Fogo Island Inn
- Newfoundland's Fogo
Examples
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Many tourists visit Fogo each summer to experience its unique culture and beautiful coastline.
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The fishing industry has long been the backbone of life on Fogo.
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After moving to Fogo, she quickly became part of the close-knit community.
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I visited Fogo last summer.
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The beauty of Fogo is breathtaking.
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The fishing community on Fogo Island has a rich history that attracts researchers and visitors alike.
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Artists from around the world are drawn to Fogo Island for its unique culture and breathtaking landscapes.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Fogo probably comes from the Portuguese word fogo, meaning 'fire', because early sailors saw fires on the shore or used fires as signals when they came to the island. A helpful way to remember this Fogo is to think of the small fishing villages and their lights like little fires along the coast.