Easy as in goldbrick To avoid or move away from something, typically in a casual or evasive manner. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Shuffle Off'
In the haunted house, the ghost warned visitors to shuffle off before it got angry.
The employee tried to shuffle off blame onto others for the project's failure.
Despite his best efforts to shuffle off the household chores, he ended up doing them anyway.
The hesitant student tried to shuffle off the responsibility of presenting the project to a more confident peer.
The teacher encouraged the students not to shuffle off the chance to learn from their mistakes.
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