scamble /skamˈbl/

1. To scramble (for eg something scattered)
2. To get along somehow (obsolete)
3. To shamble (dialect)
4. To sprawl (dialect)

1. To get together with effort (now dialect)
2. To remove piecemeal
3. To scatter as for a scramble (dialect)
4. To squander (dialect)

scamˈbler noun (Scot)

A mealtime sponger

scamˈbling noun (obsolete)

1. Scrambling
2. A haphazard meal

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