schlepps
Drags with effort
Schlepps is the third-person singular of schlep, meaning to drag, haul, or carry something cumbersome: She schlepps groceries up four flights of stairs.
From Yiddish, the word emphasizes effort and inconvenience.
It can also mean to travel or move tediously: He schlepps across town every day for work.
Requiring considerable effort
- arduousDemanding strenuous effort
- tiresomeCausing boredom or annoyance
- wearisomeCausing fatigue through monotony
- taxingRequiring great effort
grueling · exhausting · draining · toilsome · backbreaking · strenuous · demanding · burdensome
laborious
Requiring considerable effort
- arduousDemanding strenuous effort
- tiresomeCausing boredom or annoyance
- wearisomeCausing fatigue through monotony
taxing · grueling · exhausting · draining · toilsome · backbreaking · strenuous · demanding · burdensome · tiring
lug
Tote with effort
tote · carry · heave · tow · hoist · trundle · convey · transport · maneuver · shift
slog
Laborious persistent effort
trudge · lumber · shuffle · hike · march · journey · commute · travel · wander · footsore
unwilling
Opposed to participating
- begrudgingReluctantly allowing or giving
- tediousBoring through length
- thanklessNot rewarded with appreciation
dreary · monotonous · chore · errand · drudgery · hassle · nuisance · bother · drag · grind
schleppswhisks
Implements for stirring
zips · glides · sweeps · spirits away · dashes
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