Meaning of Webelo | Babel Free

Definitions

singular of Webelos (“a singular Webelo(s) Scout”)

form-of, singular

Examples

“Now that he was a Webelo, I couldn't get out of it.”

“Sixty thousand people paid to watch a Webelo tie a slipknot.”

“He is in his last year of grade school, is looking forward to being a Webelo scout and really enjoys bowling. Alyssa is away from home at Washington State University, working very hard to make ends meet, and also studying very hard.”

“He could jump right in as a Webelo.” Even before Art said it, everyone who'd ever seen Scot instinctively knew he was a Webelo. Sam judiciously said, “It's an interesting idea, Art.” Art adjusted his neckerchief.”

“[…] I had graduated from being a Cub scout into a Webelo, which was sort of an older version of a Cub scout, but not yet a Boy Scout.”

“My first was in the Boy Scouts as a webelo candidate. The honor of becoming a webelo scout was a distinct kind of merit badge. It signified that the scout first initiated a request to undergo a rather scary test. I was eleven years old.”

“One of my sons was a Webelo and one was a Bear Cub. When we had class one of my sons who was not in the class watched Missy and kept her occupied with coloring books and jumping with the music on the jogger.”

““My boy's a Webelo. Why else would I be sleeping in a tent?! There's a reason we started building houses, you know!” They laughed at that, and then thanked me again and left. I repeated my comment to the Cubmaster, and told him[…]”

“At the end of the long drive from the ranch house to the road, Jordan stopped the truck and looked over at her fiancé. “At least promise me you'll only drive in the fields.” “I swear on my honor as a Webelo.” Ian leaned over to kiss her[…]”

“Somehow my parents got me to agree to go in. But when the movie ended, I refused to leave. I made everyone stay until the beginning of the next show so we could see everything we had missed. I WAS a Cub Scout, then a Webelo,[…]”

“"... want me to do something for the Scouts, for any reason, they can dig me up. In most ways, teaching these kids is more important than any other stuff I do.” “And you go camping with these guys? I laughed at that. “My boy's a Webelo."”

“He once told a pack of Boy Scouts, “As Saint Paul would tell you, 'When I was a Cub Scout, I spoke and thought as a Cub Scout, but when I became a Webelo, I put away Cub Scout things.'””

“Being who they were, Bob and Nanette arranged to have Callum outfitted as a Webelo at the Scout store in Pittsburgh, and they footed the bill. Joe took Callum into the city where the store was, and the two of them were treated like[…]”

“Camping out on the mountain always took him to his childhood days when he finally had a chance to become a Webelo Scout. He even surprised himself on being able to recall what Webelo stood for. Thinking about it made him smile.”

“I was a Cub Scout, a Webelo Scout, a Boy Scout, and even an Explorer Scout. I have always been one of the good guys. I always play by the rules. I am the cowboy that wears the white hat. I am the knight in shining armor.”

“He's an Eagle Scout, while I had quit Cub Scouts years ago as a Webelo. He's the daredevil adventurer. I'm the champion of the high school chess club. I love my brother, but with Nate, it's always a challenge to prove myself somehow.”

“this rank, and I will next become a Webelo, which is the final rank before moving from Cub Scouts to Boy Scouts. I am really happy for this milestone to be reached because it also means that we will be taking some camping trips.”

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