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bommie
/ ˈbɒmɪ /
noun
- an outcrop of coral reef, often resembling a column, that is higher than the surrounding platform of reef and which may be partially exposed at low tide
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Word History and Origins
Origin of bommie1
from bombora
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Example Sentences
If the rhetoric from marine biologists is to be believed, then the Great Barrier Reef is now in the grip of a “bommie apocalypse”.
From The Guardian
As I continued to dive the Nursery Bommie, the fluorescent pinks, blues, purples and greens became more abundant.
From The Guardian
Graphic: coral bleaching Put simply, the majority of the corals on this bommie – bleached or fluorescent – were clearly dead or dying.
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I pulled on my mask and dropped off the back of the boat into the warm water above Nursery Bommie, a dive site at Agincourt Reef more than 70km offshore from Port Douglas, in far-north Queensland, Australia.
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