Definitions
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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
scram .
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Examples
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Experts say that plant operators don't take lightly unplanned shutdowns, known as a scrams, and that they can prompt structural changes.
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Experts say that plant operators don't take lightly unplanned shutdowns, known as a scrams, and that they can prompt structural changes.
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Japanese operators and regulators point to their low incidence of "scrams," emergency shutdowns that can result automatically when sensors detect equipment abnormalities.
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VY had the highest rate of reactor scrams in the country in the 1990's.
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Then she backed up into the Wall of Weirdness (I'll explain that one later) and scrams, "Ow, A TACK!" and falls over.
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Red scrams, "130, Raja Towers" where a bomb has exploded a month earlier killing 100 people.
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Red scrams, "130, Raja Towers" where a bomb has exploded a month earlier killing 100 people.
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Red scrams, "130, Raja Towers" where a bomb has exploded a month earlier killing 100 people.
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Many walls inside the David Collins-designed hotel are covered in a light blue-gray faux suede that scrams "touch me!"
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We enter my apartment and my creepy Asian roommate scrams like a cockroach.
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