scouting in English

noun

1

the action of gathering information about enemy forces or an area.

For the most part it was considered that air forces would be used primarily for scouting and reconnaissance missions, both overland and at sea.

2

the characteristic activity and occupation of a Boy Scout or Girl Scout; the Scout movement.

A Bowness woman has been recognised for her outstanding work within the scouting movement over many years.

verb

1

make a search for someone or something in various places.

I was sent to scout around for a place to park the camper

synonyms: search, look, hunt, ferret about/around, root around/about

2

reject (a proposal or idea) with scorn.

Despite her tender letters to her guru, he sensibly scouts the idea that the two were lovers.

noun

• reconnoitring, reconnoitering

verb

• search, look, hunt, ferret about/around, root around/about
• reconnoiter, explore, make a reconnaissance of, inspect, investigate, spy out, survey, examine, scan, study, observe, check out, case
• reconnoiter, reconnoitre

Use "scouting" in a sentence

1. Scouting?

2. Union scouting party?

3. The theme was Simply Scouting.

4. Pete Britton was scouting with C troop.

5. He was caught scouting our woods.

6. 2 second-stage Bollworms on 2 consecutive scouting trips, OR

7. What kind of resources do United give over to scouting?

8. Scouting should not be a high standard of knowledge.

9. There was three riders scouting up the herd this morning.

10. Catholic Foundation in the Archdiocese of Dubuque; Catholic Scouting; Colleges

11. In 1928 Converse was designated as Experimental Ship, Scouting Fleet.

12. He also worked for Plein Jeu, a monthly scouting magazine.

13. Scouting leaders should not direct, but guide (and check on safety).

14. An important part of Scouting education is the personal example of the leader.

15. Where Scouting is authorized by the Church, quorum presidency meeting may be used to make plans for the quorum’s Scouting unit after the items above have been discussed.

16. Bear Attractants will allow you to lure the bear in for scouting and hunting

17. People who wished to attend must have been selected by their respective Scouting associations.

18. During daylight, bivouac scouting parties moved ahead to select the next day's bivouac area.

19. Six days later, Hindenburg replaced Seydlitz as flagship of the I Scouting Group.

20. On 1 August there was a sunrise ceremony commemorating the first 100 years of Scouting.

21. Scouting was originally developed for adolescents—youths between the ages of 11 and 17.

22. Alternative groups have formed since the original formation of the Scouting "Boy Patrols".

23. Undoubtedly, they were fearful that the scouting report just might come to life.

24. Recommissioned on 1 May 1930, Cole joined the Scouting Fleet in the Atlantic.

25. She and her sister-ships rejoined the Scouting Fleet at Guantanamo and resumed maneuvers.

26. Scouting is the best way to determine if and how many fall Armyworms are present.

27. Quorum advisers ensure that each Scouting activity is consistent with the objectives listed in 8.1.3.

28. Tuscaloosa, as part of the "augmented" Scouting Force, "battled" the Battle Force that spring.

29. Herbert recommissioned 1 May 1930 and joined the Scouting Fleet at Newport, Rhode Island.

30. That day, Rear Admiral Sinclair Gannon, Commander, Destroyers, Scouting Force, broke his flag in Aylwin.

31. Bargy has also held scouting roles in the NAHL & USPHL as well as consulting …

32. Upon her return to Newport 31 August, she resumed her duties with the Scouting Fleet.

33. From now on in Scouting the symbol of peace and goodwill is a golden arrow.

34. Charlotte Mason was the first person to perceive the educational potential of Scouting applied to children.

35. See bellow some photos of Cucurbit leaves infected with Cucurbit downy mildew to help you when scouting.

36. By the time of the 1949 reconceptualisation of senior Scouting, the BSA recognized only 1,329 Rover Scouts.

37. Von der Tann participated in the Battle of Jutland, as part of Hipper's First Scouting Group.

38. Based at Newport, Rhode Island, she served with the Scouting Force in local operations and exercises.

39. The British, who had fewer Indian allies, resorted to companies of rangers for their scouting and reconnaissance activities.

40. This was to honour the Unknown Scout that helped William D. Boyce bring Scouting to the United States.

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42. Returning to Charleston, the destroyer operated with Division 23, Squadron 7, of the Scouting Fleet Destroyer Squadrons.

43. Cuba is now one of only six of the world's independent countries that do not have Scouting.

44. Navy envisioned rigid Airships in long-range scouting activities, and as flying aircraft carriers for specially-designed airplanes

45. From September 1934 to December 1937, Richmond operated off the west coast as a unit of the Scouting Fleet.

46. Eurosea is the seminar for Sea Scouting/Guiding in the European Scout Region which take place every three years.

47. Boisture is in his seventh season as a member of the Giants' scouting staff and fifth as a West Coast scout

48. Since Agree WG is most effective against small, newly hatched larvae, an early scouting program to determine early infestations is recommended.

49. One group of Numidians met a group of Roman and Gallic cavalry while scouting and retreated after a brief skirmish.

50. The group immediately launched scouting planes in hopes of catching possible stragglers from the Japanese force, but the search proved fruitless.