Definition
Definition of shuffly - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
movementRare moving with a slow dragging motionRare
- The old man walked with a shuffly gait.
2.
disorderRare in a messy or chaotic stateRare
- His desk was always in a shuffly mess.
3.
indecisiveRare lacking decisiveness or resolutionRare
- Her shuffly answers made it clear she was unsure.
4.
musicRare having a rhythm that makes you want to shuffleRare
- The band played a shuffly tune that got everyone dancing.
Origin of shuffly
English, shuffle (mix) + y (characteristic of)
Examples of shuffly in a sentence
The shuffly movement of the dancers added a unique charm to the performance. The room had a shuffly appearance after the party. Her notes were in a shuffly pile on the floor. His shuffly decisions frustrated the team. The shuffly approach led to missed opportunities. Their new album has a shuffly vibe.
I love the shuffly beat of this song.
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- French:traînant, désordonné, ...
- German:schlurfend, chaotisch, ...
- Italian:trascinato, disordinato, ...
- Spanish:pesado, desordenado, ...
- Portuguese:arrastado, desarrumado, ...
- Chinese:拖曳的, 乱糟糟的, ...
- Japanese:引きずるような, 乱雑な, ...
- Arabic:مُتَثاقِل, فَوْضَوِي, ...
- Hebrew:מִתְעַמֵּט, מְבוּלְגָּן, ...
- Russian:шаркающий, хаотичный, ...
- Ukrainian:волочащий, безладний, ...
- Hindi:धीमी गति वाला, अस्त-व्यस्त, ...
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