"Scuffles" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Scuffles" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Scuffles" Meaning

A scuffle is a brief and casual fight or struggle, often between two people, with a lot of pushing and shoving. It can also refer to a confused or hasty scurry, like a group of people moving around in a hurry.

"Scuffles" Examples

Example 1: Fights broke out in the streets after the soccer match, causing several scuffles between rival fans.

Example 2: The two politicians had several heated scuffles during the debate, exchanging insults and raising their voices.

Example 3: The neighborhood kids got into a scuffle on the playground, but fortunately, it didn't get out of hand.

Example 4: The police had to intervene in several scuffles between protesters and counter-protesters during the rally.

Example 5: In the Wild West, lawmen had to break up frequent scuffles between cowboys in the town's saloon.

"Scuffles" Similar Words

Scud

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Scudded

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To be temporarily or slightly scratched or damaged, typically on the surface of an object, especially a shoe, making it rough or to have uneven edges.

Scuffing

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Scuffing refers to the act of scratching or rubbing against a surface in a careless or annoying way, often resulting in a small mark or blemish. It can also describe a faint noise or friction sound made by surfaces rubbing against each other, often indicating wear and tear.<br><br>For example: "The scuffing sound of the tires on the road was annoying."

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