A member of a youth organization (known in the United Kingdom as the Scout Association and in the United States as Boy Scouts of America) founded…

(a) a scout or guide in charge of a patrol (sense 3b); (b) a leader of a military patrol.

Also with capital initial. A member of a youth organization (known in the United Kingdom as the Scout Association and in the United States as Boy…

A leader or captain of a band of scouts. Now usually the officer who has charge of a ‘troop’ of (boy) scouts.

In the Scout and Guide movements, a recruit who has passed the enrolment tests (the tenderfoot tests); also tenderfoot badge, and elliptical =…

The adult leader of a company of Girl Guides.

A member of any of the national guiding organizations (e.g. Girlguiding UK, formerly the (Girl) Guides Association) formed as a counterpart to the…

A girl belonging to the Girl Scouts of the U.S.A., an American organization corresponding to Girlguiding UK (formerly the Guides Association: see…

The title, until 1966, of an assistant to the captain of a company of Girl Guides (subsequently officially called an Assistant Guide Leader).

In the Scouts and Guides: a person who has attained a certain level of skill in giving directions or finding the way, so as to qualify for a…

a member of the (Boy) Scout movement engaged in activities pertaining to the sea and seamanship.

With capital initial(s). A member of the junior section of the Girl Guides Association, now called a ‘Brownie’ (see brownie, n.1 2). Now historical.

A member of the junior section of the organization known as the ‘Girl Guides’. Also attributive.

A Brownie Guide or Cub Scout in charge of a six.

a recruit to the Cub Scout movement who has passed the tenderpad test.

(the name given to) the adult leader of a Brownie Guides pack.

= Rover Scout n. at compounds 2. Frequently with capital initial.

(also with lower-case initials) a member of a section of the Scout Movement established for young adults; cf. sense 2d.

Originally British. Usually with capital initial. = Ranger Guide n. at compounds.

(a) the common British brown owl, Strix aluco; (b) Guiding (with capital initials) a Brown Owl's assistant.

Cub, a junior member of the Scout Association (see scout, n.4 2c). In full Cub Scout, (formerly) Wolf Cub.

(The title of) the adult leader of a pack of Cub Scouts.

An adult member of the (Boy) Scout movement. Cf. Guider n. at guide, n. derivatives.

an adult leader in the Guide movement; now Brownie Guider, Guide Guider, or Ranger Guider.

the woman leader of a den of Cub Scouts; also transferred.

(in Britain and some former British colonies) a Guide (guide, n. 2d) who has reached the highest rank of proficiency.

(in Britain and some former British colonies) a Boy Scout (Boy Scout, n. 1) who has reached the highest rank of proficiency.

a male or (since 1976) female member of that section of the Scout Association for those between 16 and 20 years of age (cf. Rover Scout n. at rover…

Beaver, a member of the youngest section of the Scout movement, consisting of groups (Colonies) for six- (Canadian five-) to seven-year old boys…

Scouting. colloquial, in extended use: a scoutmaster or troop leader.