shuffle
//ˈʃʌf.əl//
Verb
shuffleInfinitive
shufflePresent tense
shuffledPast tense
shuffledPast participle
shufflingPresent participle
shufflesThird-person singular
1
To walk by dragging one's feet along the ground without lifting them fully.
The tired child shuffled down the hallway to bed.
2
To mix playing cards or other items by sliding them over and under each other to randomize their order.
Please shuffle the cards before we start the game.
3
To move things around or rearrange them, often in a disorganized or aimless way.
She shuffled the papers on her desk, looking for the report.
Noun
1
A slow, dragging walk in which the feet are not lifted fully from the ground.
I could hear his tired shuffle down the hallway.
2
The act of mixing playing cards to randomize their order.
Give the deck a good shuffle before dealing.