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Cubmaster

Cubmaster

1 6.2
An adult who leads a Cub Scout group and plans activities
  • noun
  • /ˈkʌbˌmæs.tɚ/
  • Jargon
translation icon : jefe de manada
  • Parents met with the Cubmaster to discuss the upcoming events for the scouts.

Examples

  • The Cubmaster planned a fun camping trip.

  • The Cubmaster planned a fun outdoor activity for the entire pack.

  • As a dedicated Cubmaster, she encouraged teamwork and learning among the children.

  • Many Cubmasters attended the training session.

  • As the Cubmaster, I organize monthly meetings for the pack and ensure all the Cub Scouts have a great experience.

  • The Cubmaster led the group's camping trip, making sure each child participated in the various activities.

  • During the pack meeting, the Cubmaster encouraged parents to volunteer for upcoming events to support the Scouts.

Synonyms

scouter
vsCubmaster
  • Jargon
1 6.5

An adult who leads and organizes activities for Boy Scouts

is the leader for a specific youth group rather than the broader organization

Surface Forms

Cubmaster singular
Cubmasters plural

Morphology

Cubmaster = cub + master (transparent) = cub + master

Clear compound 'cub' + 'master' meaning 'master/leader of cubs (Cub Scouts)'; straightforward for learners who know 'cub' and 'master'.

Etymology

Cubmaster combines cub, which means 'a young animal' and is used for young scouts, and master, which means 'leader' and appears in the word headmaster. So a Cubmaster is the adult who leads and cares for a Cub Scout pack.