Scouts is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SCOUTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• SCOUT, to reconnoitre
• make a search for someone or something in various places
• explore or examine (a place or area of business) so as to gather information about it
• reject (a proposal or idea) with scorn
• (especially of a soldier) go ahead of a main force so as to gather information about an enemy's position, strength, or movements
• look for suitably talented people for recruitment to one's own organization or sports team
NOUN:
• an instance of gathering information, especially by reconnoitring an area
• a ship or aircraft employed for reconnaissance, especially a small, fast aircraft
• a member of the Scout Association or a similar organization
• a honeybee that searches for a new site for a swarm to settle or for a new food source.
• a domestic worker at a college at Oxford University.
• a man or boy
• a soldier or other person sent out ahead of a main force so as to gather information about the enemy's position, strength, or movements
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to observe for the purpose of obtaining information

Words related to SCOUTS

scout7 scouted10 scouting11

Words that contain SCOUTS

seascouts11 superscouts15

How to use SCOUTS in a sentence

• At night two of the scouts, Tradeau and Stillwell, stole through the lines of the Indians, and started swiftly for Fort Wallace to obtain relief.
• There were a lot of scouts waiting too, and I could see the camp was pretty full.
• He knew that the scouts and skirmishers were there, doubtless in strong force.
• Many scouts were sent into the forest to see what had become of the opposing army.
• At the first fire both of the scouts in front of the white line had been killed.
• The old nobleman had sent his scouts by land and by water, but there were no signs of the Iroquois upon the eastern banks, so that it was clear that De Lhut had been mistaken.
• There are Boy Scouts of America, and Boy Scouts of England, and Boy Scouts of nearly every country in the world except The Labrador.
• No sooner did the scouts inform us of their approach in any direction than our rifles swung forward ready to give them a hearty Australian reception.
• He well knew that when the hour of his usual return had passed without his appearance, a host of scouts would follow in swift pursuit.
• They told him that they were Confederate scouts, and asked him for information about the Yankee outposts.
• A bugle sounded, and, five minutes later, after the general had said good-bye to the two scouts, the Cossack raiders rode away.
• This was long before the days of Boy Scouts and their camps.
• When these enlisted, the English were provided with the best of guides, scouts and spies.
• Then the light cruisers began slipping through the screen of scouts to take their positions.
• For weeks the tiny light away up on the summit of that mountain wilderness had puzzled the scouts of camp.
• He must also have advertised the adventurous expedition during his errand indoors, for a couple of dozen envious scouts followed him out and watched the little party depart.
• He would die as those brother scouts of his would have to die.
• Other scouts, some with long axes, others with belt axes, followed Jeb Rushmore, chopping down the small trees which he indicated along the path made by this human line.
• Fortunately, the trees were small, and fortunately, too, the scouts knew how to fell them so that they fell in each case away from the path, leaving an open way behind the camp.
• Their scouts fired on a small British detachment, which ran.
• Lee told the President the news which the scouts were bringing in, of horrible mud, and of abandoned arms and baggage waggons.
• As soon as I got near the road I signaled all the scouts to come to me, and in a few minutes, they were with me.
• I now signaled for all the scouts to get to the train at once, and the reader can rest assured that not one of them including myself was long in getting there.
• How marvelous that these scouts, penetrating the wilderness of gloom, glided on surely, silently, safely! Instinct, or the eyes of the lynx, guide their course.
• His scouts had discovered their trail going north and had informed him that they would probably make camp on the Dismal.
• Carr wanted me as his guide and chief of scouts, and had written to army headquarters in Chicago to learn where I could be reached.
• My brother, in his autobiography, describes the appearance presented by these scouts during a review of the command by Brigadier-General Duncan.
• They can make out Boer scouts on the horizon, but no one pays much attention.
• Scouts and patrols are often engaged, and no one can wander out of sight of the column but the ugly voice of a Mauser will warn him back.
• In the morning he sent Solomon and three other able scouts to look the ground over east, west and south of the army.
• Scouts from the interior reported disaffection toward the French cause all through Canada.
• I was then Chief of Scouts in the Department of the Platte.
• Alexander McGuffey served in the army three years, venturing his life with small bodies of scouts in the Indian country.

Similar words containing SCOUT without suffix s

scout7 scouth11 scouted10 scouter9 scouths12 scouters10 scouther13 scouting11 seascout10 scouthers14 scouthery17 scoutings12 seascouts11 scoutcraft17 scouthered16 superscout14 scoutcrafts18 scouthering17 scoutmaster15 superscouts15 scoutherings18 scoutmasters16

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