cub scout
(sometimes initial capital letters) a member of the junior division (ages 8–10) of the Boy Scouts.
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How to use cub scout in a sentence
One mother had an alarm go off on her phone saying it was time to take her boy to a cub scout meeting.
Sandy Hook, Connecticut: A Small Town Devastated | Eliza Shapiro, Matthew Zeitlin | December 15, 2012 | THE DAILY BEAST“Hurry on to your cub scout meeting, boys,” Mr. Holloway urged.
Dan Carter and the River Camp | Mildred A. WirtA friendly individual, the woman asked them about the cub scout organization, its aims and purpose.
Dan Carter and the Haunted Castle | Mildred A. WirtHis curious gaze moved from one cub scout to another and finally came to rest on the leather pouch which his grandfather held.
Dan Carter and the Haunted Castle | Mildred A. WirtWe could make the excuse of inviting them to our next cub scout meeting.
Dan Carter and the Great Carved Face | Mildred A. Wirt
“I have a nephew who is a cub scout in another city,” Mr. Hammond continued.
Dan Carter and the Haunted Castle | Mildred A. Wirt
British Dictionary definitions for Cub Scout
a member of a junior branch (for those aged 8–11 years) of the Scout Association
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