scuffer
/ˈskʌfər/
noun
- A person or thing that scuffs, especially a shoe or slipper designed for indoor use that leaves marks on floors.
- She wore soft scuffers around the house to keep her feet warm.
- The janitor complained about the scuffers that scratched the gymnasium floor.
- The toddler's new scuffers left black marks all over the kitchen floor.
- A tool or device used for scuffing or roughening a surface.
- He used a scuffer to roughen the concrete before applying the new coating.
- A scuffer is essential for creating a good bond between the old paint and the new layer.
- The auto body shop worker grabbed a scuffer to prepare the car door for painting.