Examples of 'old scout' in a sentence
Meaning of "old scout"
Phrase: old scout
Definition: This phrase typically refers to a person who has experience, knowledge, or expertise in a particular area. It is commonly used in informal contexts to highlight someone's familiarity or adeptness.
Context: In a recreational hiking group, one might say, 'John is our old scout when it comes to navigating through the trails.'
How to use "old scout" in a sentence
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There is one over by the old scout camp.
Old scout trick.
My sympathy for the poor old scout was too deep for words.
Your old scout leader and a little girl robot you built.
I am an old scout.
I remember her being there too, Old Scout.
I am an old Scout from way back.
I am going to need your help this morning, Old Scout.
Also there is an old scout hall at the base of Devon Road.
I suppose I do seem rather English to you at times, Albertina, old scout.
The 13 year old scout went shopping to help his sick mother.
There is one over by the old scout camp . Um, yeah.
Old scout trick . Slab, give me a hand.
It 's like my old Scout hut.
Sit down over here. Ringo, me old scout.
See also
Remember the old Scout motto of ‘ Be Prepared '?
Shut the door, Rufus, old scout.
Lead on, old scout.
Oh, that 's no problem . It comes out with a little tequila . Old scout trick.
Ringo, me old scout.
The thing is, Rufus, old scout.
I'm just an old scout.
