jamborees (Meaning)
jamborees
a long mixed program of entertainment, a large festive gathering, a national or international camping assembly of Boy Scouts, a noisy or unrestrained carouse
Synonyms & Antonyms of jamborees
jamborees Sentence Examples
- The Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts held simultaneous jamborees in the sprawling wilderness campground.
- The annual jamboree brought together thousands of scouts from across the region for a week of adventure and camaraderie.
- The jamboree's schedule included orienteering competitions, archery matches, and evening bonfires.
- The Jamborees are a time for youth to come together and celebrate the values of scouting.
- The jamborees were held at a scout reservation with vast forests, sparkling lakes, and towering mountains.
- The first World Scout Jamboree was held in London in 1920 with participants from 21 countries.
- Jamborees provide opportunities for scouts to develop their leadership skills and make lifelong friendships.
- The World Jamboree is a gathering of millions of Scouts from around the world every four years.
- Scouts from every corner of the globe attend jamborees to share their experiences and learn from one another.
- At jamborees, scouts participate in a wide range of activities, such as hiking, camping, canoeing, and cultural exchanges.
FAQs About the word jamborees
a long mixed program of entertainment, a large festive gathering, a national or international camping assembly of Boy Scouts, a noisy or unrestrained carouse
carousals, drunks, benders,sprees, binges, busts, wassails, blowouts, revelries, keggers
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The Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts held simultaneous jamborees in the sprawling wilderness campground.
The annual jamboree brought together thousands of scouts from across the region for a week of adventure and camaraderie.
The jamboree's schedule included orienteering competitions, archery matches, and evening bonfires.
The Jamborees are a time for youth to come together and celebrate the values of scouting.
