What does this mean: "shuffle up"? Is it an idiom or a phrasal verb?

[Ronaldo]

My dictionary says "shuffle up" means "Premature shuffling of playing cards by the dealer". But what does "shuffle up" mean in:

"I was "forced" to sit there long enough to watch a man shuffle up the sidewalk to a Mission, and repeatedly throw up."

I do not suppose the man was playing cards. :?

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[Daniela]

Dear learner,
As a verb SHUFFLE means to walk by dragging one's feet,
to slide the feet along the floor or ground while walking.
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Thanks! It's very clear! :D

[Mister Micawber]

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And the up refers to the direction he is travelling on the sidewalk. It is not a phrasal verb in this sentence.
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