Wake Islanders
Wake Islanders is the plural of Wake Islander.
Meaning of Wake Islander
Noun
Wake Islander (plural Wake Islanders)
- someone from Wake Island.
- On the other side of the coin is the story of a fluttery lady visitor who glanced at a flag over the air terminal. ‘My goodness!”’ she said. “Isn’t that wonderful—to see flying up there the same tattered flag that the marines refused to surrender to the Japanese?”’
The Wake Islander beside her just...1956 January 28, William L. Worden, “Exiles on a Pinpoint”, in The Saturday Evening Post, page 84
- On the other side of the coin is the story of a fluttery lady visitor who glanced at a flag over the air terminal. ‘My goodness!”’ she said. “Isn’t that wonderful—to see flying up there the same tattered flag that the marines refused to surrender to the Japanese?”’
Questions about Wake Islanders
- What is Wake Islanders the plural of?
- Wake Islanders is the plural of Wake Islander.
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