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Fiji Islands

American  

plural noun

  1. a group of islands in the South Pacific constituting most of the country of Fiji.


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She rode a Harley-Davidson across the Australian desert, dived in the Fiji Islands, drove shoulder-to-shoulder with lions in Tanzania.

From Seattle Times

“Norman said, ‘Fine, you don’t have to air it but call me in the Fiji Islands because I’m quitting,’” Reiner recalled.

From Los Angeles Times

Singh, born in the Fiji Islands, immigrated to the United States as a teenager in 2003 and was proud to be an American, friends and family said.

From Los Angeles Times

He flew from Peoria to Los Angeles to a small airport in the Fiji Islands.

From Washington Times

For example, in 1808 a British sailor named Charlie Savage equipped with muskets and excellent aim arrived in the Fiji Islands.

From Literature