- verbscuff (verb) · scuffs (third person present) · scuffed (past tense) · scuffed (past participle) · scuffing (present participle)
- scrape or brush the surface of (a shoe or other object) against something:"I scuffed the heel of my shoe on a stone"
- mark (a surface) by scraping or brushing it, especially with one's shoes:"the linoleum on the floor was scuffed"
- (of an object or surface) become marked by scraping or brushing:"these shoes won't scuff"
- drag (one's feet or heels) when walking:"he scuffed his feet boyishly"
- walk while dragging one's feet or heels:"she scuffed along in her slippers"
nounscuff (noun) · scuffs (plural noun)- a mark made by scraping or grazing a surface or object:"dark colors don't show scuffs"
Originearly 18th century: perhaps of imitative origin.
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