shaucle, shaughle
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 41
i. & 1. [SHUFFLE.] A. In trans.: To walk with a shuffling or shambling gait. B. Trans.: To distort from the proper shape or direction by use or wear. "Bucklaw was welcome to the wearing of Ravens wood's shaugh led shoes." -Scott: Bride of Lammer moor, ch. xxviii. shâul, a. [SHALLOW.) ( Scotch.)
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