scuff up

He looked at his hand, and it was all scuffed up, apparently from the fall.

I took a few pictures, but they're scuffed up and weren't much good in the first place.

But lately, on stage, she's been scuffing up that sound.

I ground my foot down until the dust scuffed up over the sole.

That's why she is all scuffed up and covered with dings.

I wasn't the only one who would scuff up the ball occasionally.

"I don't see any other trail so well scuffed up."

The crowd round him had scuffed up any marks it may have made on the pavement.

The machine was all scuffed up and worn out.

Eliot said, "All we could find was a scuffed up place out in the snow.

His feet scuffed up a sprinkle of fine sand.

It looks both scuffed up and unfinished, as if still in the process of sorting out its exact identity.

"They just get a little scuffed up sometimes."

The boy wriggled around and scuffed up some wisps of hay.

He turned away, and his bootsteps scuffed up the stairs.

But with "Fundamental," she has decided to scuff up and loosen up her music.

His sandals scuffed up dust as he hurried toward the shaded living quarters.

Don't shuffle around all day scuffing up my good rug."

The wooden inner shell was scuffed up but intact.

Scuffing up sand under my thin and impractical slippers, I sighed.

Golfers noticed that when the ball got scuffed up in play, its flight became more accurate and it was easier to control.

He walked slowly to his car, scuffing up freshly fallen leaves as he went.

Without a word, James came toward him, watching his feet scuff up puffs of dust on his way.

His knuckles were scuffed up, too, crisscrossed with old scars and fresh scratches.

He had scuffed up the tracks, certainly.