Do you know what scramming is?

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My friend had no idea what I meant when I used this word - just wondering if it’s used widely or if it’s just used where I grew up.

As in, “oi, you kids, SCRAM!”?

Scramming is running away where I grew up.

No idea

I'm with your friend, but could probably guess used in context.

Not got the foggiest.

Scramming- for me scratching someone with nails. Also scram as in get lost.

Like scramming with nails?

Scram is the same as skedaddle so I'd presume running away?

No idea

In some cases it means scrolling through insta 😂

Literally no idea

Scramming is scratching with nails. I'm from South Wales.

Scramming is scratching another person with nails, not an accident but an on-purpose.

@HeathenPlayingHouse and @Topjoe19 have it! Scramming someone meant to scratch them. Is it a Welsh thing I wonder?

I have Welsh on my dad's side.

Aha! I’m also from South Wales.

Yea scram (scratch) is a Welsh thing!

Never heard of it where I am in North Wales.

Screaming is get lost. Thought obvs 🤷‍♀️

Maybe just South Wales then...

Scratching in south wales, I had thought it was slang but its on official forms (behaviour documents)

No idea.

Scramming is scratching with nails or claws- my cats scram for example. From Cotswolds originally but hear it now near Norwich too

Where I come from scamming is eating

Want some scram ?

Scram = Get lost/Run (NW England)

Scramming = Scratched with nails and broke skin or caused a mark (South Wales, specifically RCT/Valleys)