Proper noun
Fiske (plural Fiskes)
A surname.
A century ago Admiral Fiske wrote a treatise portraying The Navy as a Fighting Machine. Source: Internet
Another case from that era that used the bad tendency test was Fiske v. Kansas, 274 U.S. 380 (1927). Source: Internet
Fiske reported in 1915 that, using this method, enemy fleets could be attacked within their own harbors if there were enough room for the torpedo track. Source: Internet
After traveling to the Fiske family's Beacon Hill mansion, Alice enters a world she's never even dared to dream about: exquisite silk gowns, sumptuous dinners, grand sitting parlors, and uniformed maids operating with an invisible efficiency. Source: Internet
Northup's biographer, David Fiske, has investigated Northup's role in the book's writing and asserts authenticity of authorship. Source: Internet
Daisy Fiske is an elderly woman trying to come to grips with the changing roles in her life. Source: Internet