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scout
1. (esp at Oxford University) a college servant
2. Obsolete (in Britain) a patrolman of a motoring organization

scout [skau̇t]
(engineering)
An engineer who makes a preliminary examination of promising oil and mining claims and prospects.
(navigation)
To search an area by following an orderly pattern of courses.
A craft engaged in search.

Scout [skau̇t]
(aerospace engineering)
A four-stage all-solid-propellant rocket, used as a space probe and orbital test vehicle; first launched July 1, 1960, with a 150-pound (68-kilogram) payload.

Scout
Tonto’s horse. [TV: “The Lone Ranger” in Terrace, II, 34; Radio: “The Lone Ranger” in Buxton, 143]
See : Horse


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Her score added to the power of Scout's Honor, the award-winning 2001 documentary about efforts to overturn the Boy Scouts' antigay policies.
Remember, if you gave more than $250 to charity in 1995, the IRS now requires an official receipt from the charity--no more scout's honor, personal receipts or canceled checks.
9) Scout's Honor There's nothing more all-American than a Boy Scout who's not a bigot.
 
 
 
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