Girl & Boy Scouts word search — AI-generated theme artwork
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The invisible mixture of gases (chiefly nitrogen and oxygen) that surrounds the Earth and is breathed by living things. Also, more broadly, the atmosphere or the open space above the ground. Related: atmosphere, breeze, wind, oxygen.
BOY/bɔɪ/ · noun
A male child or young man, especially one who is not yet an adult; also used informally as a term of address or exclamation among men. Related: lad, child, youth, kid.
CUB/kʌb/ · noun
A cub is the young of a carnivorous mammal, such as a lion, bear, wolf, or fox. It is also used figuratively for an inexperienced or awkward young person, especially one learning a trade. Related: young, offspring, whelp, juvenile.
CAMP/kæmp/ · noun, verb, adjective
A place with temporary accommodation of huts, tents, or other structures, typically used by soldiers, refugees, or campers; as a verb, to live temporarily in such a place or in a tent. Related: encampment, bivouac, site, campsite.
HIKE/haɪk/ · verb, noun
To walk or travel in the countryside, typically for pleasure, especially on foot. A long walk, typically in the countryside. Related: walk, trek, ramble, stroll.
PACK/pæk/ · noun, verb
A bundle of things tied together, especially for carrying. To gather or collect things into a bundle or container. Related: bundle, collection, group, stack.
MERIT/məˈrɪt/ · noun, verb
A quality or achievement that gives someone a good reputation or earns them respect. To consider someone or something to be of value or importance. Related: worth, value, credit, desert.
COLONY/ˈkɒləni/ · noun
A country or area under the political control of a distant nation, whose settlers occupy it; more broadly, a group of people or animals of the same kind living together in one place. Related: settlement, outpost, possession, dependency.
CONDUCT/kənˈdʌkt/ (verb); British English noun /ˈkɒndʌkt/, US English noun /ˈkɑːn.dʌkt/ · verb and noun
As a verb, conduct means to organize, lead, or carry out an activity such as an experiment, meeting, or performance; as a noun, it refers to the manner in which a person behaves, especially in terms of moral or professional standards. Related: manage, direct, carry out, perform.
PREPARE/prɪˈpɛər/ · verb
To make something ready or suitable for use or a particular occasion. To get ready or make arrangements for something. Related: get ready, make ready, arrange, plan.
QUALITY/ˈkwɒlɪti/ · noun, adjective
The standard of something as measured against other things of a similar kind; the degree of excellence of something. Related: excellence, merit, virtue, worth.
FIELD/fiːld/ · noun (also verb)
An area of open land, especially one used for growing crops or grazing animals; more broadly, a sphere of activity, interest, or study, and in physics a region of space in which a particular force is exerted. Related: meadow, pasture, paddock, domain.
GUARD/ɡɑːd/ · noun, verb
A person or thing that protects or defends something or someone. To protect or defend something or someone. Related: protector, defender, watchman, sentinel.
JOURNEY/dʒɜːrnɪ/ · noun, verb
A long and often difficult process of personal change and self-discovery; a journey is a path or course of action that someone takes in order to achieve a goal or reach a destination. Related: trip, adventure, odyssey, pilgrimage.
PROCESS/prəˈses/ · noun, verb
A series of actions taken to achieve a particular end; a method or system of operations used in the manufacture of a product. A verb, to undergo a process of change or treatment. Related: procedure, method, system, operation.