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Guam
noun
uk /ɡwɑːm/ us /ɡwɑːm/
an island in Micronesia that is a US territory but has its own government:
Guam became a US Territory in December of 1898.
Halfway between Guam and Vietnam, we experienced engine trouble.
The beetle caused the loss of more than 50% of all coconut palm trees on the island of Guam.
We just got word that the tsunami warning has been lifted for Guam.
Bill 248, which would authorize charter schools on Guam, will be heard at 4 p.m.
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