scamble

1. to pick up overtime on later shift in hopes of getting junior manned into an earlier shift at double time rate, also resulting in a quick turn and pay protection for the later overtime shift.

Chris' coworkers were impressed with his efforts to scamble in order to get maximize his paycheck and time off.

by flyboy918 December 20, 2014

shambles

To be in shambles.
Another way to say drunk or wasted.

"Dude you were crazy last night. You were in shambles."

by baishani December 1, 2009

Shamble

1. Verb. To take or vandalize something of importance belonging to someone else without their immediate notice.

2. Verb Also. To describe someone's own loss of possessions, due to their obliviousness.

3. Exclamation. To announce someone's dismay due to being shambled.

4. Verb once more. The act of taking the sacred virginity of another.

1. I just shambled your dog.

2. Dude. You just got shambled.

3. (with great emotion) Shambled!

4. "You shambled my sister"
"......"
"......"
"Shambled!"

by Team Johnnycake January 3, 2006

shamble

the collective noun for a group of zombies

Look out! There's a shamble of zombies headed this way!

by SlickMc December 13, 2011

shambles

1)Chaos, Disorder, Poorly Organised, Worthless
2)A way of walking
3)A butcher's slaughterhouse
4)A Meatseller's Table
5)Legs Like a Meatseller's Table

1) It was a complete and utter shambles
2 & 5) Look at him as he shambles along like that
3 & 4) Lets go & get some meat from the shambles

by RMR September 14, 2004

stamble

To masturbate to orgasm while looking at pictures or videos of celebrities.

"Eric had a stamble as he saw his favorite celebrity in the magazine."

by Rich Villegas November 6, 2007

sambles

The absolute inability to read drawings, follow simple commands or accept any fault. Being a complete and utter twat. Specifically in the building trade in the west coast of Scotland.

You have really made a sambles of that! You unbelievable arsehead, what the fuck were you thinking.

by the mushroom squad May 20, 2014