Scrummage

[Cami]

To [scrounge] and [rummage]
Also in some rare cases to [reorganize].

[Greta]

1.Searching through junk in an [organized] manner 2. [Dumpster Diving] (Scrummaging) 3. [first down] mark when you combine the game of basketball and football.

[Britney]

Scrummage in Rugby Union. A scrum is formed from at least eight players from each team. They join together to close around the ball which is placed on the ground. The front row of players must be interlocking, which serves to make a tunnel between the players. The players use their feet to control the ball. A scrummage is always used to restart play after an infringement occurs.

[Britney]

A disorderly crowd.

[Julian]

in the sport of rugby , a group of attacking players from each team who come together with their heads down and arms joined, and push against each other, trying to take control of the ball

[Lanell]

A word used [to clarify] how hard or [tough] it is [in life]