1. shrugging - Noun
2. shrugging - Verb
Derived from shrug
of Shrug
Source: Webster's dictionaryA person shrugging their shoulders to indicate a lack of knowledge about a particular topic, or a lack of care about the result of a situation. Source: Internet
Good question: “How did we go from starting a revolution over a tax on tea to collectively shrugging our shoulders when the government locks us in our homes, keeps us from seeing our families and arbitrarily closes our small businesses?” Source: Internet
As of Friday night, Mr. Krebs was still employed, and still at his office, and shrugging it all off. Source: Internet
Simple motor tics may include movements such as -blinking, nose-twitching, head-jerking or -shrugging. Source: Internet
Right now the virus is spreading like wildfire and we're basically shrugging our shoulders and acting like everything is normal. Source: Internet
Kip Eldridge has spent a few days out waving the Biden banner in this same spot, he said, shrugging off shouted abuse (catcalls, four-letter words and wild accusations of pedophilia) from Trump supporters driving past. Source: Internet