Bimini
- proper noun
- Many people travel to Bimini for its beautiful scenery and excellent opportunities for snorkeling.
- Bimini, Bahamas
- trip to Bimini
- Bimini Island
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- He'd take us to the Bahamas, he'd boat, he'd go to Bimini.
Examples
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I'm taking the boat down to Bimini.
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I'm going to Bimini for a few days.
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When I went to Bimini, I could hang out with these guys, they were all over the place.
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I went down to Bimini.
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You know, Bimini is a free port and we got a marvellous buy on them.
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He has that overnight cruise to Bimini.
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In the early 20th century, the well-known psychic Edgar Cayce located the lost civilization off the Bahamian island of Bimini.
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Tourists flock to Bimini every summer to enjoy its stunning beaches and vibrant fishing culture.
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Every year, a large fishing tournament is held in Bimini, attracting anglers from around the world.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bimini is the name given by the native Caribbean people who first lived on these islands, and the name has long identified this small group of Bahamian islands. So Bimini now means those islands famous for clear water, beaches and fishing.