Meaning
A person sent ahead to look at an area and bring back information; also a member of the Scouts youth group.
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Word origin
From Old French escouter, meaning to listen, from Latin auscultare, because a scout listened and watched for danger.
- Origin
- Old French
- Root
- escouter
Grammar
Examples
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A scout looks first so the others know what is coming.
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The Scouts is a youth group that camps, hikes, and learns outdoor skills.
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In sport, a scout looks for talented new players.
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