Pronunciation: /ˈpeɪpər ˈʃʌflər/
noun a person who moves or arranges papers, typically in an office setting
A1 The paper shuffler organized the documents on the desk.
A2 The new employee was hired as a paper shuffler in the office.
B1 The paper shuffler efficiently sorted through the files and put them in order.
B2 The paper shuffler was responsible for managing the paperwork for the entire department.
C1 The experienced paper shuffler was able to handle large volumes of documents with ease.
C2 The paper shuffler's attention to detail and organizational skills were unmatched in the office.
formal The paper shuffler in the office is responsible for organizing and filing important documents.
informal Hey, have you seen the new paper shuffler they hired in accounting?
slang I'm just a lowly paper shuffler around here, don't ask me about anything important.
figurative He may be just a paper shuffler on the surface, but he holds a lot of power behind the scenes.
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