Synonyms for boy scouts
boy scouts

Princeton's WordNet

1. Boy Scoutsnoun

   an international (but decentralized) movement started in 1908 in England with the goal of teaching good citizenship to boys

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1. • Movement

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1. Chad Griffin:

   The vote by the executive committee to recommend that gay, lesbian and bisexual adults be allowed to work and volunteer for the Boy Scouts is a welcome step toward erasing a stain on one of our nation's most storied organizations, but writing in an exemption for troops organized by religious organizations undermines the potentially historic nature of today's vote.

2. Les Stroud:

   It happens so often and it is a strange combination for me of feeling completely humbled by that and at the same time feeling very proud about that, he said. I was right in my choices of what I taught ; I was right in my choices of how I produced the show. one of the greatest compliments I would get is that ‘ Surivorman ’ is a show that the entire family would sit down to watch because the young boy scouts and girl scouts would be learning skills, he said. The men would live vicariously by putting themselves in my position, and the women will watch with their eyebrows raised. It really resonated across the whole demographic of the whole family.

3. John Stemberger:

   There are many legitimate criticisms of the Boy Scouts of America, but it’s nonsense to compare The Boy Scouts of America to Hitler youth, it’s an irresponsible comment. The left is critical of anything that tries to promote uniformity and character-building. That’s a problem for them.

4. Brooke Goff:

   These men want closure and they want justice and they want this to stop happening, the Boy Scouts have gone through the motions -- they want more.

5. Jeff Anderson:

   What hadn't been known to The Boy Scouts is the real scope of this.