To shuffle is to drag your feet slowly along the ground as you walk. A kid might shuffle reluctantly off to his room only after being told five times that it's bedtime.

Pronunciation: /ˈʃʌf.əl/

Origin: Shuffle also means to wiggle around, like if you shuffle uncomfortably in your seat while watching a five-hour movie. If you get lost in the shuffle, you’re lost in the crowd. Another way to use shuffle is to mean "mix up in a random way," as you do with a deck of cards before dealing a hand. Shuffle probably comes from the Low German word schuffeln, which means both "to walk clumsily" and "to deal dishonestly."

EXAMPLE SENTENCES:

I love shuffling through the fallen leaves.
He shuffled into the kitchen, leaning on his walking stick.

Syllable Breakdown:

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