Shuffle

shuffl, v. t. [-fled (-fid), -fling.] To one way and the other; to push from one other; to mix by pushing or shoving, confuse, into disorder; esp., to change the relative positions of (cards in a pack). — v. i. To change the relative position of cards in a pack; to shift ground; to practice shifts to elude detection; to use arts or expedients, equivocate, prevaricate, quibble, evade, sharp; sophisticate, make shift, struggle; to move in a To slovenly, dragging manner. — n. Act of shuffling; sharp, act of mixing and throwing into confusion by — change of places; an evasion; trick; artifice. in a Shun, shun, v. t. [shunned (shund), -ning.] To avoid, keep clear of, get out of the way of, escape from, neglect. — Shunt, v. t. To turn off to one side; decesp., to turn off (a railroad car, etc.) upon a side track; to switch off; to shift (an electric current) to another circuit; to put off upon one. — v. i. To go aside, turn off. — n. (Railroads.) A turn off to a side or short rail that the principal rail may be left free. (Elec.) A switch, — a contrivance for shifting an electric current to another circuit.