scramming

He referred to his musical process as “scramming,” a word which feels just as applicable to his vocal style—some grumbling, a mutter, a gasp.

A giant lobby clock hangs above the scattered people, the crowds scramming either to something or away from it—I can’t tell.

Another image from the series shows a group of children "scramming" for coins tossed to them after a wedding in one of Dundee's churches.

I was confronted with the alternatives of scramming or calling him a liar.

We are scramming through that crowd like mad, and we are in the clear.