Adams Island
Adams Island proper noun: a small rocky coastal antarctic island.
Proper noun (1)
Adams Island
- A small rocky coastal antarctic island.
Proper noun (2)
Adams Island
- A former island in Massachusetts, United States.
- An uninhabited island of the Auckland Islands, New Zealand.
- An uninhabited island of the Qikiqtaaluk region, Nunavut territory, Canada.
Origin of Adams Island
Named after Edgar Lucas Adams (1883–1928), the boatswain of the expedition ship, Aurora.
Questions about Adams Island
- What does Adams Island mean?
- Adams Island means a small rocky coastal antarctic island.
- What part of speech is Adams Island?
- Adams Island is a proper noun.
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