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Noun(1) (rugby(2) (rugby) the method of beginning play in which the forwards of each team crouch side by side with locked arms(3) play starts when the ball thrown in between them and the two sides compete for possession

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(1) A huge scrum developed around the vehicles as desperate people tried to get places.(2) At Galashiels station there was a huge crowd and a media scrum as I shook hands with the driver and the provost and boarded the train.(3) there was quite a scrum of people at the bar(4) It's great for a front-row forward to look up from a scrum and see the ball trickling into touch 40 metres down the pitch.(5) City responded immediately when Crooks forced the ball home through a scrum of players from a corner.(6) Fifteen minutes later the gig descended into a scrum with Ryder and Bez brawling on the floor.(7) For the first time in ages, the opposition scrum was actually going backwards and the psychological boost that gives you is immense.(8) Taxi wardens will patrol Manchester city centre to stop revellers brawling in the scrum for a Christmas cab.(9) 87 mins: Australia lose possession at the scrum with a Smith knock forward.(10) I guess that was so they didn't disturb the scrum of journalists crowded round a wide-screen telly watching the football.(11) As one of the major rugby pubs in the area it was quite a scrum during the recent Six Nations and Heineken Cup matches with Harlequins and Kingston Rugby Club teams popping in for the odd pint.(12) With good restart possession from scrum and line-out they threw everything at a dogged CYM.(13) Ilkley's powerful front five had worn down the Heath pack and were pushing the Heath scrum backwards.(14) The home crowd were enthralled by Latapy, but the scrum of scouts there to watch Darryl Duffy left with one breathtaking moment to relay to their employers.(15) But rugby players are a brave lot and that's what the Bulldogs pack will have to be if they are to subdue a strong scrumming , rugged visiting pack.(16) I grew up in the Cape so I'm used to scrumming in the wet weather so I hope it comes back to me during the match.