See bouraque on Wiktionary
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"ref": "Jean Alexis Néret, Si vous aimez la mer: Sans masque et sans palmes, découvrons la marée basse. Voici la pêche à pied et en barque, la vie étonnante des animaux marins, 1960",
"text": "La nasse proprement dite, ou casier ; basse, ronde et large, elle sert à prendre les crustacés (homards, araignées, etc.), elle est appelée quelquefois bouraque ; elle est faite généralement en vannerie."
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