What is "shuffles"

Usage examples of "shuffles".

Abandoning it, he shuffles crab-like from the unguarded edge of the platform, to venture among the bales of hay in the shadows.

It was fitting: he'd been their old man and a great one, and it was only right that the funeral last until a great circle had been observed, only natural -- with the proper period of respect fading naturally toward forgetting while Nature shuffles her deck for the next deal around.

The puzzle of Cairo shuffles off to stand in token attention on the abutment, his collar up and his back turned stiffly toward me.

She shuffles from foot to foot in those gum-rubber slippers she wears then, in a breath that would take the bristles off a hog, she coos "

The girl puts the record player in the black car then shuffles around, uncertain.

Having injected him with one more dram of poisonous worry - David's fragile psyche, as well as what a certain party might do to the boy, should David be so unlucky as to run afoul of him - Sarah shuffles back to their room and, presumably, to the shower beyond.

He shuffles absently toward Daisy wing, head drooping, feet scuffing the floor.

Down the corridor of Daisy wing he shuffles, across the empty lobby, and up to the burnished door further distinguished by the brass nameplate reading WILLIAM MAXTON, DIRECTOR.

José shuffles his feet and holds out a tin box which Terese fills with the coins.

The door opens and an ornate Turkish Tramp King carrying a small basket and battered radio shuffles in and sits down.

An elderly black woman shuffles out of the whitewashed house carrying a tray of iced lemonade and a hat.

He shuffles uneasily before the desk on which lies his personnel file.

Dr Hodgkinson settles his glasses more firmly on his nose and shuffles his remaining copies of the agenda.

In the welcoming darkness he shuffles forward till his legs touch the bed.

He edges closer to Margaret as an old man in a grubby, khaki raincoat shuffles by.