ramble-scramble
/ˌramblˈskrambl/Now chiefly North American
adjective
Lacking a system; disordered, haphazard, confused.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in Richard Cobbold (1797–1877), novelist and Church of England clergyman. From ramble + scramble.
- granny gear
- granny glasses
- granny knot
- granny's bend
- granny's bonnet
- granny-sit
- granny-sitter
- granny-sitting
- granny's knot
- Granny Smith
- granny's nightcap
- granny square
- granny tax
- granodiorite
- granola
- granolithic
- granophyre
- granophyric
- gran'pap
- grant
- grantable
- grant aid
- Grant, Cary
- Grant, Duncan
- granted