Subscriber login
Password
Forgot your password?
Library card login
Login with Shibboleth® »
Login with Athens »
Close menu
Oxford Dictionaries Online
The world's most trusted dictionaries
About
Subscriber services
What's new
Contact us
Help
Subscribe now
Already a subscriber or in a subscribing organization?
Login
Dictionary
Other language resources
US English
World English
Dictionary
Better writing
World of words
Puzzles and games
For children and schools
For learners of English
Email
Cite
Nullarbor Plain
(Null|ar¦bor Plain)
Pronunciation:
/ˈnʌləbɔː/
a vast arid plain in SW Australia, stretching inland from the Great Australian Bight. It contains no surface water, has sparse vegetation, and is almost uninhabited.
Origin:
Nullarbor
from Latin
nullus arbor
'no tree'
More words in this category
Appalachian Trail
Augrabies Falls
Challenger Deep
Chiltern Hills
Everglades
Exmoor
Goodwin Sands
Grand Banks
Grand Canyon
Great Basin
Kapachira Falls
Kintyre
Malin Head
Mammoth Cave National Park
Mato Grosso
Zion
Nearby Words
nuke
Nuku'alofa
null
null character
null hypothesis
null instrument
null link
nulla-nulla
nullah
Nullarbor Plain
nullifidian
nullify
nullipara
nullity
NUM
num-num
Num.
Numa Pompilius
numb