Scamble

To rove or wander up and down.

- Edward Phillip's New World of Words, 1706

Scambler, a bold intruder upon one's generosity or table; Scottish.

- Samuel Johnson's Dictionary of the English Language, 1755.

To struggle with others for money, fruit, sweetmeats, etc. lying on the ground of thrown to a crowd; hence, to struggle in an indecorous and rapacious manner in order to obtain something.

- Sir James Murray's New English Dictionary, 1919.