Cameroons is a 9 letter English word.
You can make 625 anagrams from letters in Cameroons (acemnoors).
For some mysterious reason they again took ship and came to the Cameroons, where he learned German.
The Cameroons, larger than the Fatherland, took much longer to subdue, and the operations were of a more arduous nature.
They afterwards came to be called Cameroons, and are mostly so spoken of in the books of English buccaneers.
In the Bimbia country the low coast is at its minimum breadth, the foot of the Cameroons Mountain nearly reaching the sea.
The principal work of the winter was the reduction of the Cameroons.
There are, however, any quantity on Cameroons of the winged Javan variety, but these have so far not been exported.
The little, black and red-spotted Cameroons sheep, from the western coast of Africa, have not a trace of wool.
Erzerum had balanced Kut, and the Cameroons had ceased to be a German land.
"They would have taken me for the Cameroons, but somebody had to stay," he said quietly.
In the Cameroons, also, the life of a person is believed to be sympathetically bound up with that of the tree.