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samoa
  • - American ... (U.S. territory in the South Pacific)
  • - South Pacific island country where Robert Louis Stevenson died and is buried
  • - sia figiel's country
  • - Fiame Naomi Mata'afa's nation
  • - Apia's Polynesian island country
  • - Some cross a moat in Pago Pago locale
  • - pago pago's pacific place
  • - Mead's "Coming of Age" locale
  • - Pago Pago's land
  • - Pago Pago locale
  • - Where R.L.S. is buried
  • - Setting for Margaret Mead's first book
  • - Stevenson's retirement home
  • - Pago Pago's nation
  • - Pago Pago's there
  • - Pago Pago's location: American ......
  • - Pago Pago's land: American ......
  • - Pago Pago's island group
  • - Pago Pago is there
  • - Margaret Mead's milieu
  • - Land of Pago Pago
  • - Where Pago Pago and Fagatogo are
  • - Southernmost U.S. point
  • - South Pacific island country, gaining its independence from New Zealand in 1962
  • - South Pacific country whose capital is Apia
  • - South Pacific country that won its independence in 1962
  • - Site of Pago Pago
  • - Setting of Margaret Mead's first book
  • - RL Stevenson's resting place
  • - Polynesian island country that gave its name to a type of Girl Scout cookie
  • - Polynesian country
  • - Part of the U.S. south of the Equator
  • - Part of it belongs to the U.S.
  • - Pago Pago's site
  • - Pago Pago's location
  • - Pago Pago's American locale
  • - Pago Pago whereabouts
  • - Pago Pago site
  • - Pago Pago is its capital
  • - Pacific island group, U. S. naval station.
  • - One of Margaret Mead's topics
  • - Mead's venue
  • - Mead's study site
  • - Mead's milieu
  • - Mead's "Coming of Age in ......"
  • - Margaret Mead's study area
  • - Margaret Mead's laboratory
  • - Locale of Mead's research
  • - Land of Pago Pago: American ........
  • - It's ENE of Fiji
  • - Islands divided between U. S. and N. Z.
  • - Island group the NFL's Troy Polamalu's family is from
  • - Girl Scout cookie containing coconut that's also known as a Caramel deLite
  • - Country of South Pacific Islands
  • - Country north of Tonga
  • - Apia's area
  • - American ...... (U.S. territory)
  • - American ...... (Pago Pago's land)
  • - "Coming of Age" country
  • - Where R. L. S. died.
  • - Country with a red, white and blue flag
  • - U.S. island territory
  • - S. Pacific island group.
  • - South Pacific country
  • - Pago Pago's place
  • - South Pacific island country
  • - Home of Pago Pago
  • - Apia's country
  • - Where Pago Pago is
  • - Island country setting in 'Hobbs & Shaw'
  • - Apia's land
  • - Pago Pago setting
  • - Hobbs's homeland in "Hobbs & Shaw"
  • - Pacific nation that's also a Girl Scout cookie
  • - Girl Scout's favorite island nation?
  • - Pago Pago's home
  • - Mount Silisili's nation
  • - Margaret Mead's land
  • - Apia's locale
  • - Bird no longer living on S American islands
  • - Savoury snack son's avoided in island territory
  • - Pago Pago's locale
  • - Pago Pago location
  • - Margaret Mead's island
  • - Pago Pago's country
  • - Home to Pago Pago
  • - Country, in origin, somewhere around Micronesia or Australia
  • - Margaret Mead's 'Coming of Age in ......'
  • - Apia's home
  • - Pago Pago's setting
  • - Island home of Pago Pago
  • - Island country, or a Girl Scout cookie
  • - Island country that's 24 hours ahead of its closest neighbor
  • - South Pacific island nation whose capital is Apia
  • - a doctor visiting south australia and somewhere in the pacific
  • - island nation southwest of hawaii
  • - Pacific Island group had a name change to this in 1997
  • - Caramel-coated, coconut-topped Girl Scout cookie
  • - island nation once colonized by new zealand
  • - Girl Scout cookie named for an island group
  • - Island group some 4000kms south of Hawaii
  • - Chocolate and coconut Girl Scout cookie
  • - Great uncle love a Pacific island nation?
  • - Caramel-coconut Girl Scout cookie
  • - "Coming of Age in ......"
  • - Navigators Islands, today
  • - Mead study site
  • - A Margaret Mead subject
  • - Upolu locale
  • - Setting for "Rain"
  • - Neighbor of Fiji and Tonga
  • - Mead research site
  • - Island group north of Tonga
  • - Apia is its capital
  • - American or Western follower
  • - American ...... (Pacific Ocean territory)
  • - 2009 "Survivor" setting
  • - "Coming of Age in ......" (Mead book)
  • - Where lavalava lovers live
  • - UN member since '76
  • - The Navigator Islands, today
  • - The Apolima Strait separates its two main islands
  • - South Seas monarchy
  • - Site of interest to Margaret Mead
  • - Polynesian land
  • - Part of Oceania
  • - One place to see a lavalava
  • - Navigator Islands, now
  • - Mead milieu
  • - Margaret Mead research site
  • - Land of Apia
  • - Its most populous island is Upolu
  • - Island studied by Margaret Mead
  • - Island group studied by Mead
  • - Girl Scout cookie with shredded coconut
  • - Girl Scout cookie with caramel
  • - Coconut-oil exporter
  • - American ...... (US island territory)
  • - Where Tanumafili is king
  • - Where Russell Hantz first played "Survivor"
  • - Where Robert Louis Stevenson died
  • - Where Mead worked
  • - Where lavalava skirts are worn
  • - Where lavalava lovers likely live
  • - Where houses traditionally have no walls
  • - Where Apia is the capital
  • - Where "yes" is "ioe," pronounced in three syllables
  • - Where "hello" is "talofa"
  • - Upolu is one of its islands
  • - Tutuila is part of it
  • - Treaty of Berlin (1899) subject
  • - Third-best Girl Scout Cookie behind Thin Mints and Caramel deLites
  • - Subject of a book by Margaret Mead: 1928
  • - South Pacific tourist site
  • - South Pacific state
  • - Site of Margaret Mead study
  • - Site of Margaret Mead studies
  • - Site of a Margaret Mead study
  • - Setting for Season 19 of "Survivor"
  • - Setting for Mead research
  • - Scene of Dec.–March rains
  • - Savai'i locale
  • - Robert Louis Stevenson setting
  • - Robert Louis Stevenson home
  • - Place of Mead studies
  • - Pacific outpost
  • - Pacific island that gave its name to a Girl Scout cookie
  • - Pacific island group near the International Date Line
  • - Pacific archipelago nation
  • - One-time Navigators Islands.
  • - Not a Lesser Island
  • - Nation whose prime minister is Tuilaepa Lupesoliai Sailele Malielegaoi
  • - Mead venue
  • - Mead study locale
  • - Mead slept here
  • - Mead locale
  • - Margaret Mead topic
  • - Margaret Mead study venue
  • - Major exporter of coconut oil
  • - Locale of Mead study
  • - Locale of Margaret Mead study
  • - Locale of a noted Margaret Mead study
  • - Its official flower is the ula-fala
  • - Its flag features the Southern Cross
  • - It was split into two parts by the 1899 Treaty of Berlin
  • - It declared independence from New Zealand in 1962
  • - Islands that want more?
  • - Islands north of Tonga
  • - Island where Robert Louis Stevenson died
  • - Island nation once under New Zealand control
  • - Island group studied by Margaret Mead
  • - International Date Line crosser of 2011
  • - Group north of Tonga
  • - Girl Scout cookie with caramel and coconut
  • - Girl Scout cookie type
  • - Girl Scout cookie named for a Polynesian island nation
  • - Former New Zealand territory
  • - Former New Zealand colony
  • - Fanuatapu is one of its islands
  • - Faleolo International Airport setting
  • - Cookie with coconut
  • - Caramel-and-coconut Girl Scout cookie
  • - Big exporter of coconut cream and coconut oil
  • - Apia locale
  • - American or Western
  • - About 90% of its land is owned communally
  • - About 7% of it is American
  • - A Mead subject
  • - 2009 "Survivor" site
  • - 2009 "Survivor" locale
  • - "Rain" setting
  • - "Coming of Age" locale
  • - "American" island group
  • - South Pacific islands
  • - Pacific isle
  • - Neighbor of Fiji
  • - Nation near Fiji
  • - Modern means of connecting
  • - Tropical isle
  • - Margaret Mead subject
  • - Island nation in the South Pacific
  • - Where Apia is
  • - Pacific islands.
  • - South Pacific archipelago
  • - Girl Scout cookie with toasted coconut
  • - Nation known as the "Cradle of Polynesia"
  • - Pacific island group
  • - Commonwealth island nation
  • - "American" territory
  • - Territory about halfway between Hawaii and New Zealand
  • - South Pacific island group
  • - Island group near Fiji
  • - Where lavalavas are worn
  • - Girl Scout cookie variety
  • - Pacific island nation that removed "Western" from its name
  • - Lalomanu Beach nation
  • - Margaret Mead study site
  • - Its largest island is Savai'i
  • - Cookie topped with toasted coconut, caramel and chocolate
  • - Has a moan about island state
  • - Coconut-topped Girl Scout cookie
  • - It dropped 'Western' from its name in 1997
  • - Polynesian island state
  • - Repeated 'Survivor' setting
  • - Girl Scout cookie with a geographical name
  • - Popular Girl Scout cookie
  • - Nation east-northeast of Fiji
  • - Where Apia is found
  • - Polynesian island nation
  • - South Pacific nation
  • - Fiji neighbor
  • - South Pacific island nation
  • - Where the lava-lava is worn
  • - Where Margaret Mead studied
  • - "American" Pacific territory
  • - Polynesian nation
  • - Place Mead studied
  • - South Pacific democracy
  • - Salvationists with little time on a group of islands
  • - 'Cradle of Polynesia'
  • - Neighbor of Tonga
  • - Striped Girl Scout cookie
  • - Setting for several 'Survivor' seasons
  • - Island nation once governed by Germany
  • - Carmel-coated Girl Scout cookie
  • - Group of Polynesian 14s
  • - Nation near Tonga
  • - A poem regularly reflecting on mostly sad state of islands
  • - Girl Scout cookie sprinkled with coconut
  • - Pacific island nation, capital Apia
  • - Island with earth ovens called 'umus
  • - Mead subject
  • - Pacific island nation
  • - American ...... (US territory)
  • - Navigator Islands, today
  • - "The Cradle of Polynesia"
  • - An extinct bird on Society island group
  • - Part of Polynesia
  • - South Pacific island studied by Margaret Mead
  • - Margaret Mead milieu
  • - Island nation where Robert Louis Stevenson died
  • - "Coming of Age in ......" (Margaret Mead book)
  • - South Pacific island
  • - Its capital is Apia
  • - Apia is there
  • - Ultimately this bird disappeared crossing a group of islands
  • - Polynesian island group
  • - UN member since 1976
  • - Home to the so-called 'happy people'
  • - Scoundrel, in Britain
  • - Western ......
  • - American .......
  • - See 53-Across
  • - Pacific island
  • - "South Pacific" setting
  • - Girl Scout cookie with coconut and caramel
  • - Fiji neighbour
  • - Girl Scout Cookie Named For A Polynesian Island
  • - independent state in the pacific ocean whose capital is apia
  • - American ... (US territory in the South Pacific)
  • - island nation known as the cradle of polynesia
  • - nation whose largest island is savai‘i
  • - Pacific state that dropped 'Western' from its name in 1997
samoan
  • - ... Islands, Polynesian archipelago
  • - Resident of a certain Polynesian island
  • - Polynesian language
  • - Polynesian language with a 14-letter alphabet
  • - Native of a Polynesian nation
  • - Certain Polynesian
  • - Polynesian tongue
  • - Polynesian.
  • - Polynesian in U. S. territory.
  • - like the alofaaga blowholes and the pulemelei mound
  • - Islander trained to be a mason?
  • - boxer david tua, for one
  • - Islander, famous at last, with a grouse
  • - relating to samoa
  • - language that includes the word "fa'afafine"
  • - Like WWE wrestler Umaga, by birth
  • - Like Prime Minister Tuilaepa Aiono Sailele Malielegaoi
  • - Resident of the 'Cradle of Polynesia'
  • - Language with only 14 native letters
  • - Official language of a U.S. territory
  • - Pago Pago islander
  • - Upolu denizen
  • - Islander succeeded with a complaint
  • - Lavalava wearer
  • - South Pacific islander
  • - Pago Pago resident
  • - Nonvoting member in the U.S. House of Representatives
  • - Pago Pago native
  • - Like the national currency known as the tala
  • - Pago Pago denizen
  • - Language with only 14 letters
  • - Apia resident
  • - Language in which the first six counting numbers are tasi, lua, tolu, fa, lima and ono
  • - Language from which 'tattoo' comes
  • - Pago Pago dweller
  • - Certain islander
  • - Language in which "talofa" means "hello"
  • - Robert Louis Stevenson, during his last years
  • - Upolu islander
  • - Margaret Mead subject
  • - Pago Pago inhabitant
  • - Apia native
  • - Islander living just north of 42-Across
  • - Like Margaret Mead's subjects of study
  • - Person from Pago Pago
  • - Mead interviewee
  • - Resident of Apia
  • - Margaret Mead interviewee
  • - Wearer of a wraparound cloth called a lavalava
  • - From Pago Pago
  • - Austronesian language
  • - Pago Pago person
  • - Robert Louis Stevenson, by adoption
  • - South Seas islander
  • - Chap from Apia
  • - Upolu native
  • - Tutuila citizen
  • - Native of Navigators Islands
  • - Aunuu native
  • - South Pacific native
  • - Native of Pago Pago
  • - Native of Upolu
  • - Stevenson, in a way.
  • - South Seas native.
  • - Dweller in Upolu.
  • - Man from Pago Pago.
  • - Native of a Pacific island.
  • - Native of Tuluila.
  • - Native of Savaii.
  • - Native of U.S. islands in Pacific.
  • - Inhabitant of South Pacific islands.
  • - Pacific islander
  • - South Sea islander.
  • - Mead subject
  • - pacific islander aired essay gripe
  • - Like performers of the fa'ataupati slap dance
samoans
  • - Mead subjects
  • - Subjects of Margaret Mead study
  • - Some Mead interviewees
  • - Margaret Mead interviewees
  • - Margaret Mead study objects
  • - Islanders in south like eating beef
  • - residents of salelologa
  • - South Pacific islanders
  • - Lavalava wearers
  • - Pacific islanders
  • - People who might greet you by saying 'Talofa, afio mai!' ('Hello, welcome!')
  • - Apia natives
  • - Neighbors of Fijians
  • - Pago Pago people
  • - Upolu residents
  • - Pago Pago natives
  • - Pago Pago residents
  • - Apia populace
  • - They buried Robert Louis Stevenson
  • - Natives of Apia
samoamilk
  • - "And would you like anything else with your imported coffee?" "......"
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