sea scout

American  

noun

1. (often initial capital letters) a member of a scouting program that provides training in boating and other water activities.

---

Sea Scout British  

noun

1. a Scout belonging to any of a number of Scout troops whose main activities are canoeing, sailing, etc, and who wear sailors' caps as part of their uniform

---

Example Sentences

The attacks took place at an airshow at Baginton Aerodrome - later known as Coventry Airport - after Mr Harvey had met Burrows while he was a sea scout in Walsall.

From BBC

Amongst those who grabbed a picture with her were a group of volunteers from the 11th Barry Sea Scout Group, who had been on a hike with their Beavers section.

From BBC

The son of a chief warrant officer in San Diego, Johnson was a Sea Scout who trained on sailing ships as a teen.

From Washington Times

“I don’t think any Sea Scout today could do that. It’s a different world, compared to today, obviously.”

From Washington Times

Harvey Morrissey, 16, a Sea Scout from Ocala, also came up for the party.

From Washington Times