schleppers
Those who lug
Schleppers is the plural of schlepper, a Yiddish-derived term for someone who hauls or drags things around, often with connotations of doing tedious, unglamorous work.
It can describe movers, porters, or anyone doing manual labor.
The word also carries a mildly disparaging sense when applied to a person who is slow, awkward, or incompetent: Don't send those schleppers to handle the delivery.
Those who transport goods
- portersThose who carry baggage
- moversRelocation workers
- carriersEntities that transport
- luggageTraveler's packed containers
baggage · load · freight · cargo · transport · delivery · packers · bellhop
Lugsail-equipped sailing vessels
- haulersThose who transport goods
- stragglersThose who fall behind
- ploddersSlow, persistent workers
- shufflersThose who randomize order
sloggers · dawdlers · loaded down · overburdened · encumbered · weighted · struggling · exhausted
haulers
Those who transport goods
luggage · baggage · load · freight · cargo · transport · delivery · packers · bellhop · skycap
luggers
Lugsail-equipped sailing vessels
- haulersThose who transport goods
- stragglersThose who fall behind
- ploddersSlow, persistent workers
shufflers · sloggers · dawdlers · loaded down · overburdened · encumbered · weighted · struggling · exhausted · fatigued
workers
People doing jobs
plodders · menials · helpers · hands · workhorses · pack mules · gofers · lackeys · hirelings · day laborers
schleppersjet-setters
Affluent frequent travelers
sprinters · dashers · speed demons · backpackers · hustlers
schleppersVIPs
Notable people, abbreviated
aristocrats · dignitaries · celebrities · royalty · executives