Scramb

Pronunciation: /skɹæm/

Scramb (verb)

  1. To mix things together in a quick and messy way.
  2. To change the order or arrangement of something, often making it confusing.

Examples

  • You can scramb the ingredients in a bowl.
  • They will scramb the letters in the puzzle.

Common collocations: scramb the eggs, quickly scramb, scramb the sequence, randomly scramb

Synonyms of Scramb

Neutral

Antonyms of Scramb

  • — to arrange systematically, opposite of scramble.
  • — to make clear, opposite of scramble in meaning.