0 past simple and past participle of unscramble --
1 to discover the meaning of information given in a secret or complicated way: --
The trouble was that they unscrambled them without any review, and we are seeing the results today.
However, there is no way in which that omelette can be unscrambled; there is no way in which it can be done competitively.
But the omelette can be unscrambled, and it will be.
By the time one restrictive practice has been ferreted out into the light of day, and ceremonially unscrambled, another is devised.
As yet, those shopping habits have not been unscrambled, mainly because of inflation.
Such assets will have to be unscrambled and returned, and a new membership organisation established.
However, this rotten egg is not so easily unscrambled.
It is quite simple when once one has unscrambled the thing and put it straight.
