to shuffle
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2.7
- verb
- /ˈʃʌfəl/
:
barajar
- Shuffle the cards.
- shuffle the cards
But like when I could properly shuffle like my Nan's a card player.
- But like when I could properly shuffle like my Nan's a card player.
- OK, I'm going to shuffle up all the cards all at the packs.
- So, yeah, allowing the artist to to default to shuffle or to default to play straight through.
- No, with the iPod, you can mark also songs as skip when shuffling.
- Wow, you shuffle that ish up.
Examples
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The Mouse briefly explained the rules of Dubai gin, then shuffled the deck and began dealing.
Fiction book (1991) -
I better shuffle these cards up.
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Make sure you shuffle them cards this time, Left.
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Okay, I want you to shuffle these twice and then cut them three times facing me.
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Here, you shuffle the deck.
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Let's give everyone a pack of cards and let's say, right, your job is to shuffle these cards and deal them out.
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Shuffle those cards real good.
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These are completely shuffled, totally random.
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Shuffle up and deal.
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Before we start the game, please shuffle the cards thoroughly.
Synonyms
365
1.0
Change the order of things so they are random
85
2.6
Mix eggs quickly while cooking until they become soft and fluffy
24
6.1
Arrange something in no particular order, often to give each item an equal chance
22
3.8
Mix things together in a confused way
1
7.4
To mix cards by splitting the deck and joining the halves together
1
4.7
Mix cards so their order becomes random
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
How Random
- Specialized
24
6.1
20
2.7
85
2.6
365
1.0
162
1.7
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word shuffle comes from an old word meaning 'to push' or 'slide', and is like the simple word shove, so to shuffle cards is to push and slide them to mix their order.