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Boondoggle | Definition of Boondoggle by Merriam-Webster

Boondoggle Started With the Scouts When boondoggle popped up in the pages of the New York Times in 1935, lots of people tried to explain where the word came from. One theory traced it to an Ozarkian word for gadget, while another related it to the Tagalog word that gave us boondocks..

Where did the word “boondoggle” come from? - HISTORY

“The Oxford Dictionary of American Political Slang” defines a “boondoggle” as “an extravagant and useless project,” but behind the funny-sounding name is actual history..

Boondoggle - Wikipedia

"Boondoggle" was the name of the newspaper of the Roosevelt Troop of the Boy Scouts, based in Rochester, New York, and it first appeared in print in 1927. From there it passed into general use in scouting in the 1930s. It was attributed to a boy scout from Rochester who coined the term to describe "a new type of uniform decoration"..

BOONDOGGLE | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary

an unnecessary and expensive piece of work, especially one paid for by the public: Environmentalists call the road a boondoggle that would carve up one of the largest mountain wildernesses left in the East. (Definition of boondoggle from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary © Cambridge University Press).