wolf cub

a member of the junior division, for boys from 8 to 11, of the Boy Scouts; cub scout.

Origin of wolf cub

First recorded in 1810–20

Crown the little Wolf-Cub with the red cap, and give him some tri-coloured ribbons to wear!

When a Cobbler Ruled a King |Augusta Huiell Seaman
There will be neither Manling nor Wolf-cub when that hunting is done, but only dry bones.

The Second Jungle Book |Rudyard Kipling
From the jaws of the shape, a wolf-cub hung, very limp—swaying a little as its bearer trotted.

Dusty Star |Olaf Baker
After killing the Wolf-Cub, Quesada, is he not entitled to a good rest?

The Wolf Cub |Patrick Casey

He had felt as though he were leading a wolf-cub into a kennel of blooded hounds.

The Tempering |Charles Neville Buck

Wolf Cub

British the former name for Cub Scout