Climb; Mix up, make up hastily; harass

Grab, scramble; A chaotic mass; Crawl, climb

Vi. crawling, climbing; Growing irregularly; Hasty action

Scrambled past participle scrambled present participle Scrambling.

Or:

scramble ['skr? mbl]

vi.

Climb, climb:

to scramble up the tree

Climb up the tree

Fight for, snatch; Try to search (for):

to scramble for power and wealth

scramble for power and profit

(of plants) multiply, spread, delay.

Into, through:

to scramble into one's clothes

Put on clothes in a hurry

to scramble through one's work

Rush through sb.' s work

Scramble together; Struggle together:

to scramble up a hasty supper

Scramble together a dinner.

Military emergency takeoff (interception of enemy planes)

American football (without the cover of players) runs in (or forward) with the ball, and runs in with the ball.

vt.

Climb (a mountain peak, etc)

Stir (milk, etc.); Fried (eggs):

to scramble egg

scrambled eggs

To make a mess of; To confuse:

the scrambled plan

A disturbed plan

To accomplish (something) in a hurry, cause to do (something) in a hurry:

They scrambled us of the room.

They kicked us out of the room.

[American English] Fried (eggs)

To scatter or rob:

to scramble food for the hungry people.

Scatter the food and let the hungry people compete for it.

Military orders ... emergency takeoff (to intercept enemy planes, etc.); To make (a combat interceptor unit) take off in an emergency; To make (an aircraft) take off in an emergency to intercept an aircraft of unknown nationality.

Radio changes the frequency of ... (to prevent eavesdropping)

n.

Climb, climb

Fight for, snatch

Chaos, chaos

Electronic scrambling

Military emergency takeoff

Sports motorcycle cross-country race

American football runs in with the ball

Deformation:

scrambled , scrambling