Shuffle | Mean of shuffle in English Dictionary

/ˈʃʌfəl/

• Verb
• to slide your feet along the ground or back and forth without lifting them completely
1. He shuffled across the floor.
2. She stood there, shuffling her feet, waiting for the bus to arrive.
• to move things or people into a different order or into different positions
1. She shuffled the papers on her desk.
2. The manager shuffled the batting order.
• to mix (playing cards) before playing a game so that no one knows what order they are in
1. He shuffled the cards/deck.
2. Whose turn is it to shuffle and deal?
• Noun

• the act of moving by sliding your feet without lifting them off the ground
1. We heard the shuffle of feet outside the door.
• the act of mixing the order of playing cards
1. He gave the cards a good shuffle and then dealt.
2. Whose shuffle is it? [=whose turn is it to shuffle?]
• not noticed or given attention because there are many other people or things to consider or deal with
1. With six older kids, the baby sometimes is/gets lost in the shuffle.