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1. To move hurriedly
   "The friend scrambled after them"
    
2. Climb awkwardly, as if by scrambling
   - clamber, shin, shinny [N. Amer], skin, struggle, sputter
    
3. Bring into random order
   - jumble, throw together
    
4. Stir vigorously
   - beat
    
5. Make unintelligible
   "scramble the message so that nobody can understand it"

1. An unceremonious and disorganized struggle
   - scuffle
    
2. Rushing about hastily in an undignified way
   - scamper, scurry

Derived forms: scrambles, scrambling, scrambled

See also: scrambler

Type of: agitate, alter, battle, change, climb, commove, disarray, disorder, disturb, go, haste, hurry, locomote, modify, move, raise up, rush, rushing, shake up, stir up, struggle, travel, vex

Antonym: unscramble

Encyclopedia: Scramble