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Cub Scout

NOUN
  1. a junior Boy Scout

How To Use Cub Scout In A Sentence

  • He recalls demonstrating his loyalty to the United States by putting on his Cub Scout uniform and saluting the armed soldiers.
  • What I didn't tell her was that I never wanted to be a Cub Scout.
  • She was a Cub Scout leader for more than 20 years and served as district commissioner, and is very active in the Appleby community.
  • The challenge runs until April and the Cub Scouts and Scouts' efforts will go towards their Global Conservation badge.
  • Before making the return journey home, the Cub Scout groups were treated to a goodie bag provided by the organisers of the concert.
  • Participation in Cub Scouts, Brownies, or other scouts accounted for 5.6% of the children.
  • A troop of cub scouts could have pulled this off!
  • So you realized the little Cub Scout was really a full-grown man! THREE IN ONE
  • I am stunned by the reaction because when I was a Cub Scout between the ages of 8 and 10, we were told to hold hands with our buddies when walking in amusement parks and queuing for mass transport.
  • Adam worked hard for his Cub Scout religious medal; it, too, is kept in his file, along with more mature letters Adam exchanged with our pastor when Adam was in his teens.
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