IPA: /ˈskʌf.lər/
KK: /ˈskʌf.lɚ/
A person or tool that scuffles, which means to struggle or fight in a rough manner, or an agricultural tool used for breaking up soil.
The scuffler was used to prepare the field for planting.
Scuffler → The word is derived from 'scuff' (from Middle English 'scuffen', meaning to scratch or scrape) and '-ler' (a suffix indicating a person who performs an action). A scuffler is therefore a person who scratches or scrapes, often in a rough manner.
Think of someone who 'scratches' or 'scrapes' ('scuff') as they move, and the '-ler' indicates that this person is doing that action. This helps you remember that a scuffler is someone who scuffles or scrapes.