Wiktionary
a. 1 Having a rhythm which encourages shuffling (mild raising of one's feet) 2 Similar to the pattern of a shuffle (the mild unparticular movement of one's feet)
Usage examples of "shuffly".
He had a shuffly, wincing style of walking, as though his head were made of glass, just about to roll off his shoulders and shatter into a million bits.
Castang banged on the counter, brought the old shuffly man out, got separated from a couple of francs.
She offered me some shuffly fuzzy-on-the-inside slippers too, also khaki, but enough is enough with the regression to childhood, and I stayed barefoot.
Hartley understood the reason a few second later, when shuffly footsteps went past the cabin door.
Harry was the first to hear a slow, shuffly sound, that was accompanied by a stifled groan.
A sound was present in the alley, a shuffly, sneaky noise that indicated a prowler.