Thinking Day
noun
(Also more fully World Thinking Day) 22 February, the joint birthday of the first Chief Scout and Chief Guide, kept by members of the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts for thinking of other members all over the world and carrying out associated practical activities.
Origin
1920s; earliest use found in Girl Guide Gazette.
- stationette
- station finder
- station hack
- station hand
- station head
- station hospital
- station house
- station indicator
- Stationing Committee
- station-Jack
- station-keeping
- station line
- station man
- station manager
- stationmaster
- station meter
- station-mistress
- stationnaire
- Station of the Cross
- station point
- station pointer
- station pole
- station rations
- station sergeant
- station ship