schlepp
Drag something tediously
Schlepp comes from Yiddish and means to drag or haul something with effort: I schlepped groceries up four flights of stairs.
It often implies tedious effort or an inconvenient journey: We schlepped all the way across town for nothing.
As a noun, a schlepp is a tedious trip or a clumsy, incompetent person.
Also spelled schlep.
Tote with effort
- toteLarge open bag
- heftPerceived mass, substance
- haulPull or carry laboriously
- dragResistance through fluid
cart · shoulder · bear · transport · ferry · convey · hoist · maneuver
Causing boredom or annoyance
- wearisomeCausing fatigue through monotony
- drearyDull and depressing
- monotonousUnchangingly dull
- gruelingExtremely tiring and demanding
laborious · exhausting · thankless · arduous · bothersome · irksome · annoying · drudgery
Hindrance or legal claim
- loadCarried weight or burden
- weightMeasure of heaviness
- onusResponsibility one bears
- albatrossLong-winged oceanic bird
millstone · baggage · hassle · ordeal · chore · drag · nuisance · inconvenience
lug
Tote with effort
drag · cart · shoulder · bear · transport · ferry · convey · hoist · maneuver · shift
tiresome
Causing boredom or annoyance
- wearisomeCausing fatigue through monotony
- drearyDull and depressing
- monotonousUnchangingly dull
grueling · laborious · exhausting · thankless · arduous · bothersome · irksome · annoying · drudgery · slog
encumbrance
Hindrance or legal claim
albatross · millstone · baggage · hassle · ordeal · chore · drag · nuisance · inconvenience · imposition
plod
Move slowly, heavily
shuffle · trek · drag · traipse · hoof · stomp · clump · stagger · march · amble
trek
Arduous overland journey
- haulPull or carry laboriously
- odysseyExtended adventurous journey
- expeditionOrganized exploratory journey
trip · commute · hike · jaunt · excursion · pilgrimage · voyage · traipse · outing · errand
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