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scoutmaster
/ ˈskaʊtˌmɑːstə /
Word History and Origins
Origin of scoutmaster1
Example Sentences
In a gripping new memoir, he describes how he sought to bring William Fox, the Scoutmaster who sexually abused him, to justice.
Is it acceptable or unacceptable for this youth minister to serve as Scoutmaster?
The youth minister traditionally serves as Scoutmaster for the troop.
On this occasion, the scoutmaster asked me to sleep in his tent.
Yet they rallied around the scoutmaster because he was charismatic and well liked.
I could get into the army if I wanted to lie; but I promised our scoutmaster.
I got to talk to my scoutmaster about it, 'cause I said I would.
The official, usually the patrol leader or Scoutmaster, decides the plays and tosses the dollars back to the players.
Usually the Scoutmaster or Scout leader acts as umpire, calls off each play as made and keeps the score.
I have been appointed Scoutmaster for this district and I want to organize one or two more patrols so that I can have a troop.
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