| scramble datum | 1.25 | Encryption uses a mathematical procedure to scramble data. | ||
| scramble message | 1.05 | Others do, but they scramble the message. | ||
| scramble brain | 0.92 | One guy scrambled brains. | ||
| scramble egg | 0.92 | Direct heat would scramble the eggs. | ||
| scramble signal | 0.86 | Spreading his will and belief without letting his intensity scramble the signal. | ||
| scramble fighter | 0.53 | Taiwanese fighters were scrambled in response, the newspaper said. | ||
| scramble jet | 0.53 | Instantly, Rome scrambled fighter jets from the nearest air base, Langley in Virginia. | ||
| scramble ball | 0.46 | But Wimbledon striker Marcus Gayle replied almost immediately, scrambling the ball home. | ||
| scramble information | 0.46 | Most employ firewalls and encrypted code, which scrambles information. | ||
| scramble quarterback | 0.46 | Most scrambling quarterbacks scramble to run. | ||
| scramble gunship | 0.33 | U.S. forces fought back with machine guns and scrambled helicopter gunships to drive off the attackers. | ||
| scramble line | 0.33 | Rip me off, charge me too much, scramble my line. | ||
| scramble file | 0.26 | It allows files to be scrambled so that only the person with the proper password can unlock and read the file. | ||
| scramble plan | 0.26 | Sometimes, that plan gets scrambled. | ||
| scramble plane | 0.26 | The U.S. Air Force scrambled its planes to Korea and Japan. | ||
| scramble warplane | 0.26 | NATO scrambled warplanes but did not strike at Serb targets. |