bubinga
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A tropical African tree with strong, beautiful wood used for furniture and instruments
- noun
- /bʊˈbɪŋɡə/
- Specialized
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bubinga
- The forest reserve protects several species of bubinga from illegal logging.
Examples
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Many musicians prefer bubinga for their instruments.
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The craftsman selected bubinga for the guitar body because of its beautiful grain and strength.
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Many luxury furniture pieces are made from bubinga due to its durability and rich color.
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The table is made of bubinga wood.
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The furniture maker crafted an elegant chair from bubinga, showcasing its beautiful grain and durability.
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The artisan chose bubinga wood for the new guitar because of its rich color and strength.
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He admired the bubinga table, which was known for its resistance to wear and stunning appearance.
How Hard
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bubinga comes from a Central African name for a strong tropical tree and the timber it gives. So bubinga means the dark, hard 'wood' that is used for fine furniture and musical instruments.