trudge
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1. trudge - Noun
2. trudge - Verb
Meaning
To walk or march with labor; to jog along; to move wearily.
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Mules plodded in a circle around a grindstone
All i can do is try and save my own as i trudge into work where new cases are had weekly and no steps to prevent spread are taken.
Coronavirus cases continued to rise reaching 3,042, while the state prepared to receive the first batch of returnees from foreign countries and inter-state migrants trudge through Andhra on their way back home.
Although fast travel is still a necessity for getting around because it takes hours to walk anywhere, it is possible to trudge from one location to the next even if you see the same trees and mushrooms a hundred times in between.
Patriotism is, therefore, less of a priority to them as they trudge on to eke out a living by all means fair or foul.
How long will it take for the… I’d often get stumped and would trudge up to the desk of my fourth grade teacher Mrs. Taylor and ask for help.