scrambler
/ˈskræmblər/
noun
- A device that changes a signal so that it cannot be understood without a special receiver.
- The radio scrambler made the transmission sound like static.
- Satellite TV companies install a scrambler to block free viewing.
- The spy used a scrambler to keep his phone calls private.
- A person or thing that scrambles, especially in a race or climb.
- The motorcycle scrambler raced through the muddy course.
- She's an expert scrambler when it comes to climbing over rocks.
- He's a fast scrambler on the mountain trails.
- A type of motorcycle designed for off-road racing.
- He bought a vintage scrambler for the desert race.
- Scramblers are popular for their durability on dirt tracks.
- The scrambler handled the rough terrain easily.