noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
cub reporter
Cub Scout
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
lion
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I crept up to my first victim in the same way as I imagine a lion cub stalks it first wildebeest - clumsily.
reporter
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He felt like a cub reporter .
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When he left school, he joined the Kansas City Star as a cub reporter in 1917.
scout
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He had often watched the cub scouts playing rounders on the beach.
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I've no interest in cub scouts .
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There was the red-haired cub scout who liked talking about his badges.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
Cub/Brownie pack
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Although she lived a long way from the town, she seldom missed Brownie Pack Meeting.
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Brenda looked forward eagerly to the arrival of the Brownie Pack .
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Several schools also had a Wolf Cub pack , many of which excelled in sports meetings against other Wolf Cub packs.
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She also helped at a Brownie Pack and was a volunteer mini-bus driver for children with special needs.
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She was poor but proud, and the 1st Shadwell Brownie Pack had to be rather careful what they did for her.
the Cub Scouts
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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a seal cub
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The older bears will teach the cub how bears are supposed to behave in the wild.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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I have known a fox earth populated with a family of cubs while small rabbits were running around on the surface nearby.
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It is more likely that the white ear spots are there as a signal to cubs following their dam in thick jungle.
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Lionesses lick their cubs into shape and life.
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The cubs, all between three and seven weeks old, have been found orphaned or abandoned over the last few weeks.
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The most recent estimates suggest that Britain has a population of about 250,000 adult badgers and 105,000 cubs.
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There inside the den was the first of the cubs.
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We saw her bury her cubs.
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You know, wash a car with one hand and feed a bottle to a tiger cub with the other.