Scramble

/skɹˈæmbə‍l/

/ˈskɹæmbəɫ/

to scramble

to mix an egg yolk with its egg whites and then cook it, usually with milk or butter

to move quickly and with urgency, often in a disorderly manner

to ascend or move clumsily up a steep surface, using both hands and feet for support

to encode a broadcast transmission or telephone conversation in a way that renders it unintelligible without the use of a decoding device

to mix or jumble something, creating confusion or disorder

Scramble

an unceremonious and disorganized struggle

rushing about hastily in an undignified way

Example

To prepare a hearty brunch, she chose to scramble eggs with spinach and feta cheese.

He liked to scramble eggs with a touch of cream, creating a velvety texture for his morning meal.

In the morning rush, he opted to scramble the eggs and cook them rapidly for a protein-packed breakfast.

The chef skillfully demonstrated how to scramble eggs, adding butter for a rich and savory flavor.

For a quick breakfast, she decided to scramble some eggs with a dash of milk to make them fluffy.

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