Scoutmaster (noun)

1. A leader of a Boy Scout or Girl Scout troop.
2. A person who is responsible for the supervision, training, and direction of a scouting organization.

Origin:

The word 'scoutmaster' is derived from the noun 'scout' meaning a person who is sent ahead of others to gather information or the noun 'scout' meaning a person who explores an area in search of something, and the noun 'master' meaning a person who is in control or has authority over others.

Examples:

1. The scoutmaster was a veteran of many camping trips and had a wealth of knowledge to share.
2. The scoutmaster taught the scouts survival skills, knot tying, and map reading.
3. The scoutmaster led the troop on a challenging backpacking trip through the wilderness.
4. The scoutmaster was admired and respected by the scouts for his fairness and leadership skills.
5. The scoutmaster was an important figure in the lives of the scouts, helping to shape their character and instill values.