I. ˈskram transitive verb
( scrammed ; scrammed ; scramming ; scrams )
Etymology: Middle English -skramen
dialect chiefly England : benumb , paralyze
II. adjective
dialect England : withered
scram hand
III.
dialect England
variant of cram
IV. ˈskram, -aa(ə)m intransitive verb
( scrammed ; scrammed ; scramming ; scrams )
Etymology: short for scramble (I)
: to go away at once : get out : run away
you're not wanted here, so scram
V. noun
( -s )
: a sudden or emergency shutting down of a nuclear reactor
leaped for the scram button