Kusaie
Americannoun
Example Sentences
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Of all the myriad islands in the mid-Pacific, few have had a more colorful history than little Kusaie, a six-by nine-mile dot in the Carolines.
From Time Magazine Archive
The Navy may intend to occupy nearby islands like Kusaie and Ponape, by-pass Truk.
From Time Magazine Archive
It said: "We earnestly desire that Kusaie be made a permanent possession, and we request that our people shall be kept forever under the protection of the American flag."
From Time Magazine Archive
Last week King John of Kusaie solemnly inscribed in his native language a petition to the President of the U.S.
From Time Magazine Archive
When one afternoon, taking a look from aloft, I descried the loom of Kusaie or Strong's Island, on the farthest horizon.
From A Modern Buccaneer by Rolf Boldrewood
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