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airplane rescue A canoeing maneuver where you lift a swamped canoe
out of the water without an airplane.
buddy tag A tag with a campers name on it used to identify him/her
at the water front. Used to determine if a camper was lost at sea.
bug juice Camp term for kool-aid or fruit punch.
bunk dump Approximately five minuets after reveile whereas if a
camper in not out of bed, you may tip his/her bunk over.
C.I.T. Consular In Trainig.
class A cheer A campfire cheer with a series of claps in which the
last clap is a hit!
class B cheer A campfire cheer with a series of claps in which the
last clap is a miss!
class C cheer A campfire cheer with a series of claps in which the
last claps are a hit-miss-hit!
dehydrated water Water is the heaviest item in backpacking. One
gallon will weigh eight pounds on earth at sealevel. It has
not been invented yet but is on every backpackers wishlist.
crusher A tightly woven woolen hat warn by campers.
guillotine cheer A campfire cheer where you create the sounds
of the guillotine such as ek-ek-ek-ek-ek-chop-swoop-ka-plunk-plop!
left-handed smoke shifter (LHSS) A non-existent object that tenderfoot
scouts are sent to retrieve on their first camping trip.
mess-hall Location where campers eat.
nighte An extra-large tee-shirt used as a nightgown at camp.
nighte morning When all campers and staff attend breakfast dressed in their bed clothes.
reveile a bugle recording played in the morning to wake up campers.
right-handed smoke shifter (RHSS) See left-handed smoke shifter.
signs up This means "SHUT UP!"
swamp a canoe To tip over a canoe in the water.
taps A bugle recording played in the evening to put campers to sleep
trading post The Camp Store where you can buy candy,soda, t-shirts, patches and basket making kits.
volupkabulary How vocabulary is spelled in Finnegans Wake.
walking logs A form of punishment or an idel threat aimed at campers who are unable to go to sleep and as a
result, keep everyone up all night.
water front Camp location where all aquatic activities such as canoeing, boating and swimming start and finish.

