Synonym: blend, bustle, combine, dart, fuse, hasten, hurry, hustle, jumble, merge, mingle, mix, rush, scamper, scoot, scurry, scuttle, tear. Similar words: scratch, stumble, assemble, resemble, assembly, chamber, ambitious, ambiguous. Meaning: ['scræmbl] 
n. 1. an unceremonious and disorganized struggle 2. rushing about hastily in an undignified way. v. 1. to move hurriedly 2. climb awkwardly, as if by scrambling 3. bring into random order 4. stir vigorously 5. make unintelligible.
n. 1. an unceremonious and disorganized struggle 2. rushing about hastily in an undignified way. v. 1. to move hurriedly 2. climb awkwardly, as if by scrambling 3. bring into random order 4. stir vigorously 5. make unintelligible. 
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91. Known as the Stingray, the device uses conventional military explosives to craft a blade of water sharp enough to slice through a metal bomb and scramble its innards.
92. Hyypia then headed wide of an open goal from Gerrard's free-kick before Lucas somehow failed to turn in from a yard following a goalmouth scramble.
93. Ri Ye-Gyong did immediately clipped the bar for North Korea, but the result was settled 14 minutes before the end when Rachel Buehler finished off a goalmouth scramble.
94. Texture sites have seen a booming market as designers scramble to find the best textures: wood, concrete grunge or fabric etc..
95. So there's no need to scramble to slash spending now now now; we can and should be willing to spend now if it will produce savings in the long run.
96. To sum it up: If there is a sea battle or an amphibious assault, all neighboring aircraft that meet the scramble requirements can participate in the sea battle.
97. Liberals may be humoring themselves, but for the moment it's fun to watch slippery conservative politicians—Newt, Mitt Romney—try to scramble to ride the tiger.
98. On the other side, synchronization in "analog-digital-analog" scramble communications is very important, and the synchronizing signal must be inserted into information signals.
99. In the very short term, the bidding scramble is good for Carrefour.
100. Base Control Tow Scramble the jets ! Get all flyable aircraft into the air! Move it!
101. Iraq sparked a scramble for lucrative oil contracts in June, when Shahrastani opened bidding to 35 international companies for long-term contracts to redevelop six oil fields.
102. At very low tides they scramble dangerously round the exposed, rusting bones.
103. It was a tight race that saw the two teams scramble to balance their desire for maximum distance with the need to find a safe place to land.
104. Observers like Mr Squali, meanwhile, predict a scramble will break out among various parties for full control of Yahoo[http://Sentencedict.com], with Microsoft in position to carry the day.
105. Put a couple spoonfuls of salsa on top and you've got an easy tex-mex scramble.
106. It boasts such authentic facilities as containers of organic grain, a water tube which guests can sip, and a double bed accessible only by a step ladder and a quick scramble on all fours.
107. Your habit, your conditioning , is to scramble to reestablish, somehow, a sense of Identity.
108. And we drove a rented car up the highway to the sun, where we watched marmosets scramble around above the snow line, then spent a few days at Kootenai Lodge on Swan Lake.
109. This resulted in a stressful, mad scramble in a foreign country, trying to book a last-minute hotel that wasn't exorbitantly priced during a very busy film festival.
110. Our main task was to prevent any scramble for the presidential nomination.
111. The deputy sheriff in an Ohio town has a population in panic as military forces scramble to cover up something...they won't reveal what ...that is stalking the streets.
112. Base Control Tower Air raid warning! Enemy bombers inbound. Scramble and engage!
113. A digital channel is scramble by applying a random 8 byte number to it, th is random number is called the Control Word (CW) , it is saved and sent out to subscribers.
114. The inexperienced young hopefuls were pushed aside in the scramble for places.
115. The distortion from the scramble made him sound positively lunatic.
116. Germany continued to press forward with power and pace and took the lead eight minutes later through Smisek who reacted quickest in a goalmouth scramble.
117. To lock: Close the shackle and scramble the shackle and scramble the dials.
118. Its lead in hybrid technology is under threat as other big carmakers scramble to bring low- and zero-emission vehicles to market before low-carbon legislation bites.
119. The long-awaited results of the "stress tests" set off an immediate scramble by major institutions for more capital.
120. Yang Chen crowed into the goalmouth and created a dangerous scramble in the penalty area.