scrabble

UK
/ˈskræb.əl/
US
/ˈskræb.əl/
scrabblenoun
scrabbles
pl
UK
/ˈskræb.əl/
US
/ˈskræb.əl/
Translations
We played Scrabble for hours last night.
Мы играли в скрэббл часами прошлой ночью.
Definitions
An act of scrambling or struggling to achieve something.
There was a scrabble for the last few tickets to the concert.
A quick, often messy piece of writing; a scrawl.
His signature was little more than an illegible scrabble.
Synonyms
word game
board game
scrabbleverb
scrabbled
Past Simple
scrabbled
Past Participle
scrabbling
Gerund
UK
/ˈskræb.əl/
US
/ˈskræb.əl/
Translations
He had to scrabble through the pile of papers to find the document.
Ему пришлось рыться в куче бумаг, чтобы найти документ.
The cat began to scrabble at the door, wanting to be let out.
Кошка начала царапать дверь, желая выйти.
Additional translations
Definitions
To scratch or grope around with one's fingers to find, collect, or hold onto something.
She scrabbled in her bag for her keys.
To struggle or work hard to achieve something, often with difficulty.
He scrabbled to finish the project before the deadline.
To scribble or write something quickly and carelessly.
She scrabbled a note on the back of an envelope.
scrabbleproper noun
Definitions
A trademarked word board game in which players create interlocking words with lettered tiles to score points.
We spent the rainy afternoon playing Scrabble.