Scouting vs Searching - What's the difference?
scouting | searching |
The act of one who scouts.
* 1935 , State Publication (issues 136-145, page 73)
The
The activities of boy scouts and girl scouts.
search; hunt
* {{quote-news, year=2007, date=November 4, author=Mark Oppenheimer, title=The Turning of an Atheist, work=New York Times
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As nouns the difference between scouting and searching
is that scouting is the act of one who scouts while searching is search; hunt.As a verb searching is
.As an adjective searching is
thorough.scouting
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Alternative forms
* ScoutingNoun
- Careful scoutings by the State Department of Agriculture and Markets were made in 1935, to determine the limits of invasion
searching
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Verb
(head)Noun
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