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I think the RAF ought to be careful about over-using word "scramble", meaning to quickly mobilise to respond to a threat such as intercepting enemies, to describe every single departure of their jets. A jet "scrambled" over Kent, which caused a sonic boom will cause undue concernhttps://twitter.com/RAF_Luton/status/1352573821849645056 …
Hi Sophie, We've scrambled the media team (who had already left for the weekend) to discuss the use of the word Scramble in future tweets
The team might wish to discuss possible copyright violations!pic.twitter.com/QopD6dyYI4
What's Scramble worth in Scrabble? (Asking for a friend.)
Can't remember but Up Word is great too. 1 or 2 points a letter, more points for stacks.pic.twitter.com/5lzzVRcmjc
Don’t worry about the 612 warning shots plus 12 warning missiles - but FFS don’t overuse the word scramble! 
Spoiler alert.
Absolutely. My mum once said we were going to have scrambled eggs and we kids were ourselves and hid in the shelter.
The chickens may have been hatching a plot to scramble those eggs.
Did you know that in a Scottish wedding - scramble is when coins are thrown down for the local kids to essentially fight to the death to pick up the most coins
So the term is still current - excellent, took part in a fair few of those many years ago and survived.
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