scram

[skram]

scram Definition

• 1. to go away quickly
• 2. to leave or get out of a place or situation quickly

Using scram: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "scram" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The cat scrambled up the tree when it saw the dog.

• Example

  We need to scram before they catch us.

• Example

  I'm going to scram if this party gets any wilder.

scram Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for scram

• flee
• bolt
• escape
• depart
• run away

Antonyms for scram

• stay
• remain

Phrases with scram

• scramble for something

  to compete with others to get something

  Example

  There was a scramble for the last piece of cake.

• scramble eggs

  to mix the white and yellow parts of eggs together and then cook them

  Example

  I usually scramble my eggs with cheese and vegetables.

• scramble up something

  to mix things together in a confused way

  Example

  He scrambled up all the papers on his desk looking for the report.

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Summary: scram in Brief

The verb 'scram' [skram] means to leave or get out of a place or situation quickly. It is often used to describe fleeing or escaping from danger or an undesirable situation, as in 'The cat scrambled up the tree when it saw the dog.' 'Scram' can also be used to describe mixing things together in a confused way, as in 'He scrambled up all the papers on his desk looking for the report.'