chugger
- noun
- /ˈtʃʌɡər/
- The old chugger slowly made its way up the hill.
Examples
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We could hear the chugger coming down the road long before we saw it.
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Despite its age, the little chugger still gets the job done on the farm.
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The old chugger finally made it up the hill after several noisy attempts.
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Can you hear that chugger in the distance?
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The old chugger struggled to climb the steep hill, releasing its familiar sounds as it moved.
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As we waited for the train, we could hear the distant chugger approaching with its rhythmic noise.
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The classic chugger chugged along the tracks, creating a nostalgic atmosphere for the passengers.
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Etymology
Chugger for a slow, noisy engine comes from the verb chug, which copies the heavy 'chug-chug' sound the machine makes. So a chugger is an engine or vehicle that moves slowly while making regular chugging noises.