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scuffler

scuffler

8.4
Someone or something that scrapes a surface and leaves marks
  • noun
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  • The heavy boots acted as a scuffler, leaving black marks on the wooden floor.

Examples

  • After dragging the chair across the room, he realized it was a real scuffler on the tiles.

  • Be careful with that old suitcase; it's a known scuffler and can damage delicate surfaces.

  • The scuffler left marks all over the wooden floor.

  • We need to hire a scuffler for the new gym's flooring.

  • The heavy boots acted as a scuffler, leaving black marks on the wooden floor.

  • After dragging the chair across the room, he realized it was a real scuffler on the tiles.

  • Be careful with that old suitcase; it's a known scuffler and can damage delicate surfaces.

Synonyms

scratcher
vsscuffler
5 4.4

A tool used to rub an itch or let a pet make marks on furniture

creates scraped or dragged marks usually leaving slight damage
smudger
vsscuffler
7.2

Someone or something that makes marks by rubbing

creates scraped or dragged marks that slightly damage the surface

How Damaging

grinder
  • Specialized
27 2.5
sander
13 4.6
scraper
5 3.2
scuffler
8.4

Surface Forms

scuffler singular
scufflers plural

Morphology

scuffler = scuff (transparent) = scuff + le + er

The word 'scuffler' is transparently derived from 'scuff' + 'er', indicating a person or thing that scuffs.

Etymology

Scuffler comes from the verb scuff meaning 'to scrape or drag with the foot' and the agent -er meaning 'one who does'. So a scuffler is something or someone that scrapes a surface and leaves marks.