1shuf·fle 
/ˈʃʌfəl/ verb
shuf·fles; shuf·fled; shuf·fling /ˈʃʌfəl/ verb 1 : to slide your feet along the ground or back and forth without lifting them completely [no obj] ▪ He shuffled across the floor. [+ obj] ▪ She stood there, shuffling her feet, waiting for the bus to arrive. 2 a [+ obj] : to move things or people into a different order or into different positions
▪ She shuffled the papers on her desk. ▪ The manager shuffled the batting order.
b : to mix (playing cards) before playing a game so that no one knows what order they are in [+ obj] ▪ He shuffled the cards/deck. [no obj] ▪ Whose turn is it to shuffle and deal?
▪ She shuffled the papers on her desk. ▪ The manager shuffled the batting order.
b : to mix (playing cards) before playing a game so that no one knows what order they are in [+ obj] ▪ He shuffled the cards/deck. [no obj] ▪ Whose turn is it to shuffle and deal?
