Scrambling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SCRAMBLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• move hurriedly or clumsily from or into a particular place or position
• put (clothes) on hurriedly
• perform (an action) or achieve (a result) hurriedly, clumsily, or with difficulty
• struggle or compete with others for something in an eager or uncontrolled and undignified way
• order (a fighter aircraft or its pilot) to take off immediately in an emergency or for action
• (of a fighter aircraft or its pilot) take off for emergency action
• make (something) jumbled or muddled
• cook (eggs) by beating them with a little liquid and then cooking and stirring them gently
• make (a broadcast transmission or telephone conversation) unintelligible unless received by an appropriate decoding device
• (of a quarterback) run with the ball behind the line of scrimmage, avoiding tackles
• make one's way quickly or awkwardly up a steep gradient or over rough ground by using one's hands as well as one's feet
NOUN:
• moving or climbing hurriedly
• a difficult or hurried clamber up or over something
• a motorcycle race over rough and hilly ground
• an eager or uncontrolled and undignified struggle with others to obtain or achieve something
• an emergency take-off by fighter aircraft
• a disordered mixture of things
• a mountain walk up steep terrain involving the use of one's hands
ADJECTIVE:
• Confused and irregular; awkward; scambling.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to move or climb hurriedly

Words related to SCRAMBLING

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How to use SCRAMBLING in a sentence

• He found Bert scrambling to his feet, brisk and angry.
• Morris, scrambling back into the coach, bursts out into such a hearty laugh that Calvert, and Adrienne, too, in spite of her fright, cannot refrain from joining in it.
• Then, scrambling out on the bank, they continued their road.
• This scrambling fight marked the ignoble end of the state of Franklin.
• And what a fearful long day it seemed, that first one! As soon as it was light I began scrambling about, and having a good look at the general lie of things.
• It was hard enough work, scrambling through the thick broom and heather, and over stumps and stones.
• The trap was raised again, and the Burman, who had helped to tie me, was just scrambling up beside Dr.
• After another half-hour of stiff scrambling I sat down to rest awhile, leaving the men to spy the neighbourhood.
• A little scrambling over the rocks brought me to a point where I could easily cast over him.
• The girls all looked up in surprise to see Hinpoha scrambling down the face of the cliff, and aiding Mrs.
• CHAPTER XII I left Thomas scrambling about the mosaic lobby of the theater for his opera-hat.
• Scrambling over the fence is like scrambling out of Europe into Australia.
• Crowdey scrambling up a steep bank to where a very thick boundary-hedge shut out the view of the adjacent country.
• But most women seem to want them, and keep on scrambling for what other people scramble for, and only a few have sense enough to see how foolish it all is and stop.
• Scrambling over the sides, they shouldered Ambrose and the breed ashore from behind.
• Into this mess the men plunged their hands, digging, pawing, turning over, examining, rejecting, and scrambling for.
• Hacco and the robbers run after him, scrambling about among bushes and trees, as if they were playing at hide-and-seek.
• Scrambling, rustling, pushing, sinking, rising, spitting out salt, brackish water, they struggled back toward the launch.
• Trying to shut out these unwelcome thoughts which took away all the joy of her discovery, she hastily began her scrambling ascent of the steep incline.
• And he began scrambling to his feet with a sudden feeling of security.
• When he was within twelve feet or so of the bottom, there was a sound of pebbles knocked loose in haste, a scrambling, and then came the impact of his body.
• After a moment of scrambling I found that the passage was big enough for me to go on all fours.
• It was hard enough work scrambling through the thick broom and heather and over stumps and stones.
• Among the wild horses was a fine black mare, which in scrambling up the defile tripped and fell.

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