Scuff in a sentence as a noun

There's the tiniest scuff on the screen, that's it.

In fact, could they one day become so cool that we'd get pre-scuffed iPhones?

Looked fine apart from a small scuff on the bevel, but the home button wasn't working.

Possibly her foot scraped his leg in the initial scuffle to pull her out of the car.

I know people are going to scuff at the $800 price tag, but frankly it CAN be justified for certain things.

Scuff in a sentence as a verb

At least with the Samsung phone if I scuff the back I can just a new one or even buy a nicer one to just replace it.

Out of left field contrarian thought: Is it conceivable at all that one day these scratches and scuff marks could be considered cool?

The sticker was off-center and poorly attached + the phone was missing some memorable scuff marks.

Either way, the female police officer noted evidence of the scuff, presumably on his uniform.

Scuff definitions

noun

a slipper that has no fitting around the heel

See also: mule

noun

the act of scuffing (scraping or dragging the feet)

verb

walk without lifting the feet

See also: drag

verb

get or become scuffed; "These patent leather shoes scuffed"

verb

mar by scuffing; "scuffed shoes"

verb

poke at with the foot or toe