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Meanings of shuffle in English
Usage of shuffle in English
1
Not a whisper in the court; not the shuffle of a foot.
2
Stowable transport features make it easy to shuffle during or between problems.
3
The real badass news and quality storytelling get lost in the shuffle.
4
There was in the stiff shuffle of the men something rather familiar.
5
He doesn't need to listen for her shuffle to know she'll follow.
6
Morgan could hear Charles stand, then shuffle his feet for a moment.
7
Lost in the shuffle, Isobel could hear Mr. Nott's cries for order.
8
Cameron heard footsteps shuffle closer, felt a jab in his left shoulder.
9
My iPod shuffle reminds me of this every time I use it.
10
Isobel heard the shuffle of movement again, and then Varen's voice returned.
11
Pete watched the man shuffle to home plate and take his position.
12
Ginny followed, and the group began to shuffle toward the car's doors.
13
He was about to shuffle off again when Tournefort broke in roughly:
14
Then he perceived the distant shuffle of feet along the passage floor.
15
Garek followed Ellie, turning sideways, to shuffle past the patrons already seated.
16
Two old men were casting quoits; a noisy quartette was playing shuffle-board.
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Translations for shuffle
Portuguese
Russian
Shuffle through the time
Shuffle across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common