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1 scrabble
1. intransitive verb[Maus, Hund:] scharren, kratzen2. nounScrabble, — (®) Scrabble, das
* * *['skræbl](a kind of word-building game.)* * *Scrab·ble®[ˈskræbl̩]a game of \Scrabble eine Runde [o Partie] Scrabble* * *['skrbl]1. vi(herum)tasten; (among movable objects) (herum)wühlenthe hens scrabbled ( around) in the earth — die Hühner wühlten im Boden herum
his mind scrabbled for alternatives — er suchte in seinem Hirn nach Alternativen
2. nScrabble® — Scrabble® nt
* * *scrabble [ˈskræbl]A v/i1. kratzen, scharrenfor nach)4. krabbeln5. kritzelnB v/t2. bekritzelnC s1. Kratzen n, Scharren n2. Gekritzel n* * *1. intransitive verb[Maus, Hund:] scharren, kratzen2. nounScrabble, — (®) Scrabble, das
* * *v.krabbeln v.
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scrabble — ► VERB 1) scratch or grope around with one s fingers to find or hold on to something. 2) move quickly and in a disorderly manner; scramble. ► NOUN 1) an act of scrabbling. 2) (Scrabble) trademark a board game in which players build up words from… … English terms dictionary
Scrabble — Daten zum Spiel Autor Alfred Mosher Butts Verlag James Brunot (1949), Selchow Righter (1953), Spear Spiele (1953), Schowanek (1953), Hasbro … Deutsch Wikipedia
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scrabble — verb (intransitive always + adv + prep) to try to find something by feeling with your fingers, especially quickly among a lot of other things (+ around/about etc): She was scrabbling through her pockets for a cigarette … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
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scrabble — I. verb (scrabbled; scrabbling) Etymology: Dutch schrabbelen to scratch Date: 1537 intransitive verb 1. scrawl, scribble 2. to scratch, claw, or grope about clumsily or frantically 3. a. scramble … New Collegiate Dictionary
scrabble — [c]/ˈskræbəl / (say skrabuhl) verb (scrabbled, scrabbling) –verb (i) 1. to scratch or scrape, as with the claws or hands. 2. to scrawl; scribble. 3. to struggle to gain possession of something. 4. to scratch or grope about clumsily or blindly.… …
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