Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
feet-shuffle
verb
/fiːt ˈʃʌf.əl/

Definition
A light, shuffling movement of the feet, often used to describe a way of walking that is characterized by dragging or sliding the feet instead of lifting them.

Examples
- After a long day at work, I was too tired to lift my feet properly and ended up doing a little feet-shuffle to the door.
- The children were playing in the yard, moving around with a happy feet-shuffle as they chased each other.

Meaning
Feet-shuffle refers to a manner of walking where the feet are dragged along the ground, often creating a sound as they move. It may indicate fatigue, casualness, or a playful attitude.

Synonyms
- shuffle
- drag
- shamble