Scout
[skaʊt]Meaning
from the English word scout, one who gathers information covertly, from Old French escouter, to listen
Background Story
Scout comes from the English word for one who gathers information covertly, which is derived from Old French escouter, meaning to listen. Harper Lee used it as a name in her novel To Kill a Mockingbird in 1960.
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