scamble
/ˈskræmbəl/Definitions
1. verb
to move quickly and confusedly, as if in a hurry; to move hastily or clumsily
“She scrambled up the stairs, eager to get to the top.”
2. noun
a confused or disorganized mixture; a hurried or disorganized activity
“The scramble for tickets was chaotic, with many people pushing and shoving.”
3. verb
to decode or decipher a coded message
“The cryptographer scrambled the message to protect its secrecy.”
4. verb
to break free from a tangled or knotted state, as of a thread or yarn
“The thread scrambled out of the knot.”
5. verb
to make a hurried or disorderly attempt to do something
“He scrambled through the exam, hoping to get a good grade.”