0 present participle of scuff
1 to make a rough mark on a smooth surface, especially on a shoe or floor:
Compared to the mesh screen grader the expanding roller sorter is gentler on the potato, causing less bruising and scuffing.
In addition, to reduce scuffing further, the conical rollers could be manufactured from a less abrasive material such as polyvinyl chloride.
To avoid foot scuffing, wood blocks were set on a board 2 m long, and the prototype walked on the blocks.
It was observed that the level of scuffing with the new system was higher than that for the expanding roller sorter.
Foot scuffing at mid stance is ignored so that the swing leg can swing from the rear to the front.
Due to the oversimplification of the kneeless model, foot scuffing occurs at mid stance and will be neglected in the simulation.
That finish is prone to damage by scuffing and abrasion.
There is nothing more demoralising than children walking about scuffing paper in the corridors, yard, playgrounds or sports fields.
