Meanings of scuff up in English

You'll scuff up your pants with ash.

It's not legal to purposely scuff up the other side, which offers a far quicker way to achieve asymmetry.

Australia may worry left-armer Starc will scuff up the wicket perfectly for expert off-spinner Swann to trouble right handers just like left-handed batsmen.

You get a skinned knee or two, maybe scuff up your hands, and very rarely you'll do something worse, like sprain an ankle.

Cameron Bancroft was encouraged by the then captain and vice[-captain to sneak a piece of sandpaper onto the field to scuff up the ball.

His thinning hair was scuffed up, his lips made sleepy, smacking sounds.

He got scuffed up pretty bad somehow, and he's acting nervous.

I wore a gray sweater over blue jeans, and my scuffed up desert boots.

He scuffed up the floors, kicked down the doors, and clogged the toilets with cat litter.

We must have made a charming sight, both of us all scuffed up, torn, ragged, and wounded.

He got in trouble as well for scuffing up the pitch during the madness in the moment of the explosion.

Nor was my seat behind McSween's saddle too comfortable, particularly as my bum had gotten itself scuffed up the night before.

Sidebottom later expressed concerns over how the pink ball scuffs up, while going on to admit difficulty seeing it in the field.

The ball is scuffing up so quickly on these pitches that you cannot really expect to get much swing after the eighth over.

"Oh, you did get scuffed up," he said.

They were scuffed up a bit where she must have fallen. He indicated another place a couple of yards away, closer to the main door.