rutch

rutch: \\ˈru̇ch\ intransitive verb (-ed/-ing/-es)
Etymology: German rutschen to slide, slither, from Middle High German rützen, rütschen

: to move with a crunching or shuffling noise

no sound except the rutching of heavily loaded bare feet on the paving stones — Talbot Mundy

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