I. noun
Etymology: origin unknown
dialect : a picked up meal
II. adjective
Etymology: from present participle of scamble (I)
1. obsolete : brawling , quarrelsome
2. : carelessly done : makeshift , shoddy
3. : irregularly spread out : scattered , rambling
a town scambling in all directions
4. : awkwardly formed or executed : shambling
little clean punching and a lot of holding in a scambling bout — Sunday Independent (Dublin)