scouting
/ˈskaʊtɪŋ/
adjective
- Relating to or used for scouting.
- The scouting report showed the enemy's location.
- They packed scouting gear like binoculars and a compass.
- She wore a scouting uniform to the camp.
noun
- The activity of searching for or gathering information about something, especially in a military or exploratory context.
- Military scouting is essential for understanding enemy positions.
- We spent the afternoon doing scouting for our camping trip.
- The team did some scouting to find the best route through the forest.
- The organized activities of the Scout movement, which teaches outdoor skills, leadership, and community service to young people.
- She learned how to tie knots and build a fire through scouting.
- He earned several badges during his years in scouting.
- Scouting has helped many kids develop confidence and teamwork.
- The act of looking for talented people, such as athletes or performers, to recruit.
- Talent scouting for the movie took them to small towns across the country.
- The coach did some scouting at the high school basketball tournament.
- His job involves scouting for new musicians to sign to the label.