| When I was in the Scouts and a woggle polisher of the highest order,, we went on a camp to one of the Witterings. |
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| I had my Howard Jones haircut at the time, incongruous against my woggle and neckerchief. |
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| The Leaders, Cubs, Scouts and Venturers that were invested were presented with a neckerchief, woggle and an investiture certificate. |
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| Sea Scouts didn't just have to cope with the infamous woggle, but with a lanyard as well. |
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| Increasingly desperate to procure himself a place in history, last week he managed a new trophy to set beside the Boy Scout woggle, which sits proudly on his desk. |
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| From 1 January next year, atheists yearning to slip on a woggle and embrace the self-reliant yet altruistic philosophy of the Scouts will find the organisation well prepared. |
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| But there has been no non-religious equivalent for either Scouts or Guides, meaning young atheists have had to either had to fudge the promise or forgo the woggle. |
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| But when the Woggle Bug was showing the Winged Monkeys how fast it could woggle, I woggled off into my own private land of make-believe. |
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| At one stage after he became mobbed by the huge crowd, he was seen wearing a Scout scarf and woggle. |
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| As closely linked to the Scouts as the woggle and the khaki shorts, badges have long been worn with pride, conscientiously earned and, usually, badly sewn on. |
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