verb
- to move quickly over rough ground using hands and feet
- to move or act quickly in order to get something
- to mix together in a confused way
noun
- a difficult climb over rough ground
- a situation in which people compete eagerly for something
Examples
- The hikers had to scramble up the rocky cliff.
- Everyone scrambled to get the best seats.
- The wind scrambled the papers on my desk.
- She scrambled some eggs for breakfast.
- It was a tough scramble to reach the summit.
- There was a scramble for tickets when they went on sale.
- The children scrambled over the playground equipment.
- Don’t scramble the puzzle pieces together.