Crossword clues for apia
apia
- Port of W. Samoa
- Where 21 Down lies
- A Samoan capital
- Western Samoan port
- Samoan city
- Upolu town
- Western Samoan city
- Upolu seaport
- Polynesian capital
- Western Samoan capital
- Western Samoa capital
- Samoa's largest city
- Pacific island capital
- Capital on Upolu
- World capital where Robert Louis Stevenson is buried
- World capital on the island of Upolu
- Where Samoa Airways is based
- Where Robert Louis Stevenson spent his last year
- South Seas capital
- Seaport of Samoa
- Samoa's biggest city
- Principal city of Samoa
- Port of Samoa
- Island capital near Robert Louis Stevenson's burial site
- City of Samoa
- Capital with the University of The South Pacific
- City near which Robert Louis Stevenson is buried
- Western Samoa's capital
- Samoan capital
- Pacific capital
- Capital ENE of Fiji
- Capital on Upolu island
- Capital whose Parliament house is called Fale Fono
- Samoa's capital
- Samoan port
- Capital of Samoa
- Capital where tala are spent
- Headquarters for Polynesian Airlines
- Where Polynesian Airlines is based
- Capital near Faleolo International Airport
- South Pacific capital
- Pacific port
- Capital where Robert Louis Stevenson died
- The capital of Western Samoa
- Capital of Western Samoa
- Samoan seaport
- South Seas port
- West Samoan capital
- Upolu port
- RLS burial place
- Capital of W. Samoa
Wiktionary
n. The capital city of Samoa
Wikipedia
Apia or APIA may refer to:
Usage examples of "apia".
Listening to him, Aganippe could hardly believe Mother Apia would saddle her with this ox-sized oaf.
Besides, having no notion where her lion had gone, it would be plain idiocy to deny an omen from Mother Apia, no matter how unpleasantly packaged.
Mother Apia sat waiting on an ivory couch trimmed with gold and iron, beside a silver table topped with a jar of wine and a bowl of sweetmeats.
But at Apia, Samoa, I managed to ship him off on a steamer to New Zealand.
Here at Apia my ankles were badly bitten by mosquitoes, and I confess to having scratched the bites--as I had a thousand times before.
They bore me to a banquet in honor of a brave lieutenant -- Carlin, of the "Vandalia" -- who stuck by his ship in the great cyclone at Apia and comported himself as an officer should.
He sailed a schooner for copra in the Tongas and went silver prospecting on big Apia in the Solomon Islands.
They had broken through allied air defenses to the west, over Western Samoa and attacked the capital of Apia, causing significant damage.