noun
- plural of scrum: in rugby, a formation where players from both teams push against each other to gain possession of the ball
- plural of scrum: disorderly crowds or confused struggles involving many people
- plural of scrum: in software development, short iterative work cycles used in agile project management
Usage: sports
Usage: informal
Usage: business; technology
Examples
- The rugby team practiced their scrums before the big match.
- Several scrums formed during the heated debate in parliament.
- The reporters created scrums around the celebrity at the airport.
- Our development team runs two-week scrums to deliver software updates.
- The coach taught the forwards how to win scrums consistently.
- Media scrums gathered outside the courthouse during the trial.
- The project manager scheduled daily scrums to track progress.