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Meanings of scuff (scuffs) in English
Usage of scuffs in English
1
He scuffs a clear chance at the back post when wide open.
2
I wouldn't be able to return the shoes; they would show scuffs.
3
Early in the race, with scuffs from qualifying, I brushed the fence.
4
They were shiny-butred with dozens of contusions, scuffs, welts and scratches.
5
There were kicks and scuffs, and for many of us, the whip.
6
He scuffs over to his tent and dives in; the camp is silent.
7
You might see scuffs, but the glass won't break or crack.
8
Now both looked battered and scarred, the leather darkening with scuffs.
9
Julia scuffs the carpet on the stair with her big toe, then shrugs.
10
White with a soft graying lace and scuffs by the heel and toe.
11
They've got black scuffs all over the bottoms and the sides.
12
They are described as in mint condition but with light scuffs on the soles.
13
She wears a short, loose wrapper and petticoat, and scuffs about in list slippers.
14
There were no scuffs, no footprints, and no welcome mat.
15
In others, it was a patchwork of scuffs and scrapes.
16
Through a series of expletives, hip gyrations, and knee scuffs, I surmounted the mini-roof.
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Scuffs through the time