0 present participle of unscramble
1 to discover the meaning of information given in a secret or complicated way:
Unscrambling the inverted word orders helps the transfer process.
Possible solutions include cloze tests, exercises involving unscrambling or re-organising existing texts and the imitation of highly typical examples.
We have had this statutory legislation, which we are now unscrambling, going back 140 years.
But the procedure for unscrambling such a shop is clear, relatively easy and democratic.
I am against scrambling omelettes and unscrambling them again.
Secondly, it is obvious that if we ensure speed, there will be little necessity for unscrambling.
There have been good results in sorting out problems and unscrambling messes when they have occurred.
At the very least it is a matter of unscrambling the most carefully worked out, detailed and solemn obligations.
