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A young fox.

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(by extension) The young of certain other animals, including the bear, wolf, lion and tiger.

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A child, especially an awkward, rude, ill-mannered boy.

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A young man who seeks relationships with older women, or "cougars".

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A stall for cattle.

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A cupboard.

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To give birth to cubs

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To hunt fox cubs

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To shut up or confine.

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A young, inexperienced reporter employed by a newspaper or magazine.

Cub hunting carried out on a proper principle is one of the secrets of a successful season.

Since the mass of I cub.

Galibert was in its earlier form a bag of about 12 cub.

The imperial British pint = 57 of a litre, 34.66 cub.

Perfectly black leopards, which in certain lights show the characteristic markings on the fur, are not uncommon, and are examples of melanism, occurring as individual variations, sometimes in one cub out of a litter of which the rest are normally coloured, and therefore not indicating a distinct race, much less a species.

So far as the hounds are concerned, the object of cub hunting is to teach them their duty; it is a dress rehearsal of the November business.

Previously, the standard bushel used was known as the "Winchester bushel," so named from the standard being kept in the town hall at Winchester; it contained 2150.42 cub.

These last are probably only rough, and we may take 29.2 cub.

This, however, shows the bath to be about 2500 cub.

There are two better data (2) of Epiphanius and Theodoret -- Attic medimnus = 3/2 baths, and saton (1/3 bath) = 1+3/8 modii; these give about 2240 and 2260 cub.

One close datum, if trustworthy, would be log of water = Assyrian mina implying a bath of about 2200 cub.

The values are 1.5 times the Attic (Athenaeus, Theophrastus, &c.) (2, 18), or more closely 11 to 12 times (1/8)th of Attic. Hence, the Attic cotyle being 17.5 cub.

Since 1899 a new form of pressing has been employed, whereby the hay is compressed to stow in about 70 cub.

The quality varies much, as well as the =colour and density; an Italian sample in the museum at Kew (of a very dark red tint) weighs about 241 lb to the cub.

The river at this point carries, at the average stage of water, about 1200 cub.

Altogether it is estimated (by von Dingelstedt) that the total discharge of all the rivers emptying into the Caspian amounts annually to a volume equal to 174.5 cub.

The reservoir is said to contain 130 million cub.

Such may be seen on the canals of Cuttack, derived from the Mahanadi, a river of which the discharge does not exceed 400 cub.

For the summer irrigation Italy depends on the glaciers of the Alps; and the great torrents of the Dora Baltea and Sesia can be counted on for a volume exceeding 6000 cub.

It discharges between 3000 and 4000 cub.

Another canal, the Villoresi, drawn from the same bank of the Ticino farther upstream, is capable of carrying 6700 cub.

Altogether it distributes about 2275 cub.

These, when fully open, are capable of discharging the ordinary maximum Nile flood of 350,000 cub.

The storage capacity of the reservoir is about 3,750,000 millions of cub.

A load of sawn or hewn timber contains 50 cub.

Soft woods take up from 10 to 12 lb to the cub.

Tar, pitch and turpentine are obtained from the wood of th's tree, which weighs from 30 to 38 lb per cub.

It weighs about 30 lb per cub.

It is remarkable for the large quantity of resin it contains, the weight of the wood, which is about 48 lb per cub.

It is the hardest and toughest of the cone-bearing trees and weighs 30 to 40 lb per cub.

It weighs about 40 lb per cub.

The colour is a light brown, and its weight is about 50 to 56 lb per cub.

It weighs 56 lb per cub.

The wood is very tough and strong, and superior to most wood in elasticity; and it weighs 40 to 55 lb per cub.

The wood is heavy, strong and hard; white to light reddish-brown in colour; and durable if kept either dry or wet; is porous and works easily; it weighs about 40 to 48 lb per cub.

It warps and cracks rather badly, and weighs from 35 to 42 lb per cub.

It weighs from 45 to 56 lb per cub.

The British imperial gallon of four quarts contains 277.274 cub.

The wood of the hazel is whitish-red, close in texture and pliant, and has when dry a weight of 49 lb per cub.

A dam erected a few miles below that lake, with a storage of nearly io,000 million cub.

There are many reasons for this transition, including growth spurts and rank distinction, as these are the oldest of the cub scouts.

The animal instructions include bear cub, cat, crocodile, elephant, fish, fox, giraffe, kangaroo, mouse, rabbit, snake, spider, turtle and whale.

Cub scout fundraising is very important to many troops, since their yearly budgets depend upon it.

However, since cub scouts are very young, your troop's planned events may be their first venture into the world of raising money for a cause.

Find someone from your troop leadership who can make a fundraising thermometer for the cub scouts.

Below you will find some Cub Scout fundraising ideas to get you started with your yearly planning.

Cub scouts are given cards that they take to a certain number of people (usually around 25) and ask them to scratch off a section of the card.

There isn't anything much more adorable than a cub scout going door to door, so organize them into teams for a penny drive.

There are plenty of other fundraisers cub scouts can participate in.

The Cub Scouts is the first of the three youth groups within the organization.