Scuffle
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 462
skuf'l, v.t to struggle closely to fight confusedly —n. a struggle m which the combatants grapple closely, any confused contest. fA S. mtfan to shove Dan skiffle Sw skujTa, to shove or push, skujf, a blow, a thrust See Shove, Shuffle Sculk. Same as Skulk. Soull, skid. a short, light oar: a small boat: a cock-boat.— v. to impel by sculls to propel by working an oar fioin side to side of the stern, without raising the blade from the water. n. ScuU'iug [Scand. skol, to splash Sculler, skul'6 n. one who sculls: a small boat rowed by two sculls pulled by one man Scullery, skul'er-i, the place for dishes and other kitchen utensils. [O Fr. esailier—cscuelle — L. scutella, a salver scutula, dim. of scutra, a dish fate, far me, her mine n Sea
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