sixer
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A child who leads a Cub Scout group of six
- noun
- /ˈsɪkər/
- Jargon
- As the sixer of the group, she was responsible for organizing the activities for the Cub Scouts.
Examples
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During the meeting, the sixer guided the other children in making friendship bracelets.
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The little boy was excited when his father introduced him to the sixer who led his Cub Scout troop.
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Nothing compares to Showtime and the Laker/Celtic/Sixer games of the '80s.
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Morphology
Etymology
Sixer in Cub Scouts comes from six and -er, so it means the 'leader of six' children who looks after and organises their small group.