schleps
Drags with effort
Schleps is the third-person singular of schlep, meaning to haul or carry something cumbersome, or to make a tedious journey: She schleps groceries up three flights of stairs every week.
From Yiddish, the word emphasizes effort and inconvenience.
As a noun, a schlep is such a burdensome trip: Getting to the airport is a real schlep.
Stupid clumsy person
- slobHabitually untidy person
- klutzAwkward, graceless person
- loserDefeated competitor
- nebbishIneffectual, timid person
schmuck · schlemiel · bumbler · drag · deadbeat · layabout · mooch · freeloader
oaf
Stupid clumsy person
nebbish · schmuck · schlemiel · bumbler · drag · deadbeat · layabout · mooch · freeloader · tagalong
treks
Lengthy arduous journeys
traipses · plods · hikes · journeys · pilgrimages · subway · buses · crosstown · uptown · downtown
hauls
Pulls or transports forcefully
carts · totes · heaves · hoists · shoulders · trudges · ferries · moves · loads · bundles
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