scrabble

She said that smaller firms would be left "scrabbling to make sense" of the changes and called for a full consultation on each individual measure.

Each will be given an allocation - enough so they're not scrabbling around trying to find a seat for their mum, but not enough to satisfy the inevitable requests from cousins they've not seen in years.

It might not be up to John Cena standards, but she’s clearly figured at least a few things out along her scrabble to undeniable stardom.

Then she sprang off the bed and scrabbled around on the carpet, out of sight.

He scrabbles as he falls and grabs the back of the wooden chair.