Wiktionary
n. A member of the junior division of the Boy Scout movement
WordNet
n. a junior boy scout
Wikipedia
A Cub Scout is a participant in the Cub Scout training program operated by many Scouting organizations for young persons, mainly boys aged about 7 to 12. In some organizations they are known by their original name of Wolf Cubs or simply as Cubs. The program is often referred to simply as Cubbing. Originally the Cubs program was open only to boys; girls were expected to join the Brownies. Since about 1990 the Cubs has been open to both girls and boys in several countries, but in the United States, it is still exclusively for boys. A few organizations also operate a Sea Cub version of Cub Scouts.
Usage examples of "cub scout".
Jackson was propped up in bed chatting with his teary-eyed wife, Judy, who had been Tommy's den mother back in his Cub Scout days.
The Cub Scout next to him plucked up his courage at last and waved.
They glanced up at the train, and once, the Cub Scout next to him started to wave and then nervously changed his mind.
The reunion of your Cub Scout pack in Shithouse Falls, North Dakota, or Pussyhump City, West Virginia?
Chewing gum, giggling, and fiddling with a yellow Cub Scout scarf that had belonged to Stevie, she looked, at turns, delighted to be on camera and sobered by the subject of her son’.
Collecting rocks and minerals was a hobby he had been introduced to as a Cub Scout-a hobby, as his coach had told Tommy back in Santa Bonita, which had rescued Chub from the drug addiction and street-gang violence of his peers while growing up in the Los Angeles barrio, and had given him a possible goal to strive for, a future career as a geologist.
The black pelicans and their Nozdrul pilots were pecked from the air by anti-aircraft gulls and the dragon was cornered by the Cub Scout and peppered with rubbertipped arrows until it suffered a complete nervous breakdown and collapsed with a heavy _thud_.