Kiska

American  

[kis-kuh] / ˈkɪs kə /

noun

1. an island in extreme SW Alaska, in Rat group, in the W Aleutian Islands: Attu lies to its W.

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Example Sentences

It’s the most westerly island in the Aleutian chain — closer to Russia than mainland Alaska — and was one of just a few U.S. territories, along with Guam, the Philippines and the nearby island of Kiska, taken by enemy forces during the war.

From Seattle Times

They first went to Kiska, another Alaska island; one Attu resident died on the way.

From Seattle Times

But in March came the death of Kiska, who had been living alone for a dozen years in her Marineland of Canada tank in Niagara Falls, Ontario.

From Seattle Times

Coast Guard patrol board encountered seven Chinese and Russian naval vessels cooperating in an exercise last year about 86 miles north of Alaska’s Kiska Island.

From Washington Times

Kiska appeared in shows at Marineland for years but had not performed for more than a decade.

From Seattle Times