scuffer
ˈskʌfər
Definition

Definition of scuffer - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
behaviorRareperson who drags their feet while walkingRare
  • The scuffer left marks on the floor.
shuffler
2.
surface damagerRareUKperson who scuffs or damages surfaces by scraping or rubbingRareUK
  • The scuffer left marks all over the new wooden floor..
abrader scraper
3.
clothingRareUKlightweight sandal with a sturdy soleRareUK
  • She wore scuffers to the beach.
sandal slipper
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  • scuffer: lightweight sandal with a sturdy sole
    lightweight sandal with a sturdy sole

Origin of scuffer

English, scuff (to scrape)

Examples of scuffer in a sentence

  • As a scuffer, he wore out his shoes quickly.
  • The scuffer ruined the freshly painted wall.
  • A scuffer scratched the surface of the new table.
  • He slipped on his scuffers before heading out.
  • Scuffers are perfect for a casual stroll.

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  1. French:marcheur traînant, égratigneur, ...
  2. German:Schlurfer, Person, die schrammt, ...
  3. Italian:strascicatore, graffiatore, ...
  4. Spanish:arrastrador, raspador, ...
  5. Portuguese:arrastador, arranhador, ...
  6. Chinese:拖着脚走的人, 刮擦者, ...
  7. Japanese:足を引きずる人, スクファー, ...
  8. Arabic:مُجَرِّر قَدَم, مخدِش الأسطُح, ...
  9. Hebrew:הַגּוֹרֵר, מְשַׁפשֵׁף, ...
  10. Russian:шаркун, повреждающий поверхность, ...
  11. Ukrainian:той, хто волочить ноги, царапач, ...
  12. Hindi:पैर घसीटने वाला, स्कफर, ...

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