sea scout

noun

1. (often initial capital letters),  a member of a scouting program that provides training in boating and other water activities.

Sea Scout

noun

1. a Scout belonging to any of a number of Scout troops whose main activities are canoeing, sailing, etc, and who wear sailors' caps as part of their uniform

Example Sentences

Amongst those who grabbed a picture with her were a group of volunteers from the 11th Barry Sea Scout Group, who had been on a hike with their Beavers section.

From BBC

Watched by a very small band of invited media, he began his visit to the Highlands by toasting marshmallows with Sea Scouts, and chatting about search and rescue with emergency workers.

From BBC

The summer he turned 16, he was one of the Sea Scouts aboard the Pacific Queen, a 300-foot square-rigger, for what was supposed to be a 15-day cruise.

From Washington Times

And while girls had been allowed in some programs, like Sea Scouts, since the early 1970s, the Boy Scouts said in 2017 that the organization would begin allowing girls in its other core programs.

From Seattle Times

He took art classes and also belonged to the Boy Scouts, becoming a Sea Scout.

From Washington Times