Usually means: Beacon used for sending messages.
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Definitions from Wiktionary (signal fire)

▸ noun:  A fire lit to convey a message or serve as a beacon, by either light or smoke.

Similar:
signal light, beacon, false fire, bonfire, light, blaze, firebrand, fire, firebell, fire ship, more...

Opposite:
smoke signal, beacon, flare, distress signal, SOS signal

Types:
smoke signal, torch, flare, bonfire, beacon, more...

Phrases:
The Signal Fire, more...

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Similar:
signal light, beacon, false fire, bonfire, light, blaze, firebrand, fire, firebell, fire ship, more...

Opposite:
smoke signal, beacon, flare, distress signal, SOS signal

Types:
smoke signal, torch, flare, bonfire, beacon, more...

Phrases:
The Signal Fire, more...



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