Shrug
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 475
shrug, v.t. to draw up to contract - v.t. to draw up the.shoulders ~-pt.p shnigg'nig pa t and pa p. shrugged —n a drawing up of the shoulders. (Ltj dub peril tom i. with Shrink Shrunk, pa and pa / of Shrink. Shudder, shuu'er, lo tiernble from fear or horrur -«. a trembling from fear or horror [Dut. sekuddern s^huddeu Ger. sihaudrrn, to shudder.] Shuffle, sliuf'l, v to change the positions of to confuse to remove or iiitiuduce by purposed — confusion v.i. to change the older of (.arils in a pack to shift giound to t\adc lair questions to move by shoving the feet along — n. a. of Shuffling an evasion or artifice --// Shuffler. fA by-form of Scuffle, thus. conn, with Shove and Shovel.]
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