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Meaning of riffled
riffled
to form, flow over, or move in riffles, a shallow extending across a stream bed and causing broken water, to shuffle playing cards by separating the deck into two parts and sliding the thumbs along the edges so that the cards are mixed, the act or process of shuffling something (such as a deck of cards), to flip cursorily, a cleat or bar fastened to an inclined surface in a gold-washing apparatus to catch and hold mineral grains, a small wave or succession of small waves, to flip or leaf through in a hurry, the act or process of shuffling (as cards), the sound made while doing this, to leaf by sliding a thumb along the edge of the leaves, a groove or interstice so formed, to ruffle slightly, to shuffle (playing cards) by separating the deck into two parts and riffling with the thumbs so the cards intermix, to leaf through hastily, to manipulate (small objects) idly between the fingers, a shallow extending across a streambed and causing broken water, any of various contrivances (such as blocks or rails) laid on the bottom of a sluice or launder to make a series of grooves or interstices to catch and retain a mineral (such as gold), a stretch of water flowing over a riffle
riffled Sentence Examples
- The librarian riffled through the pages of the ancient tome, searching for a specific passage.
- The dealer expertly riffled the deck of cards, showcasing his agility and skill.
- The wind riffled through the leaves of the tree, creating a rustling symphony.
- She riffled through the pages of the magazine, hoping to find something interesting.
- The gambler riffled the stack of chips, weighing his options carefully.
- The fingers of the clock riffled past the hour marks, marking the passage of time.
- The water riffled over the rocks, creating a gentle bubbling sound.
- He riffled through the papers on his desk, searching for an important document.
- The bird's feathers riffled as it spread its wings to take flight.
- The flames riffled and danced in the fireplace, casting a warm glow on the room.
FAQs About the word riffled
to form, flow over, or move in riffles, a shallow extending across a stream bed and causing broken water, to shuffle playing cards by separating the deck into t
skimmed,flipped, scanned, thumbed,leafed,glanced (at), browsed, dipped, looked over
studied,pored (over),
The librarian riffled through the pages of the ancient tome, searching for a specific passage.
The dealer expertly riffled the deck of cards, showcasing his agility and skill.
The wind riffled through the leaves of the tree, creating a rustling symphony.
She riffled through the pages of the magazine, hoping to find something interesting.
