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slogger

7.4

A person who keeps working for long hours at boring tasks

noun
/ˈslɔɡər/

: trabajador constante

As a slogger in the office, he steadily completes his tasks even when they become monotonous.

Examples

She is a slogger, spending countless hours in her garden to ensure every plant thrives.
After working long hours at the factory, he was truly a dedicated slogger who never complained about his tasks.
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Synonyms

workhorse

vsslogger

12 3.5

A person or machine that does a lot of steady hard work

refers specifically to a person doing long monotonous work over time

pencil pusher

vsslogger

Offensive

5 6.0

An office worker who mainly does boring routine paperwork

is broader, applying to steady persistent long routine work beyond office tasks

plodder

vsslogger

1 6.5

A person who works slowly and steadily without much energy or imagination

means steady persistent work for long monotonous hours rather than mere slowness

toiler

vsslogger

1 7.8

A person who works very hard, often doing heavy or boring tasks

stresses steady persistence across long hours rather than just hard effort

grafter

vsslogger

1 5.8

A person who works very hard at their job

emphasizes continuous steady monotony and long hours rather than just effort

plugger

vsslogger

5.8

A person who works quietly and steadily without seeking praise

is about steady long monotonous work often done for many hours

real chugger

vsslogger

8.2

A person who keeps working hard even when things are difficult

focuses more on steady long monotonous work rather than just endurance

tucker

vsslogger

Archaic

8.6

A person who works very hard at physical jobs

includes steady long monotonous effort, not only physical labour

penpusher

vsslogger

Slang

8.2

A person who does boring office paperwork all day

covers the same monotony but across many long working hours

Antonyms

slacker

Offensive

33 4.6

A person who avoids work and often does very little

idler

Offensive

2 7.0

A person who avoids work and does very little

How Hardworking

workhorse

12 3.5

toiler

1 7.8

slogger

7.4

drudge

7 8.1

laborer

68 1.0

worker

600 1.0

Surface Forms

slogger singular

sloggers plural

Morphology

slogger = slog (transparent) = slog + er

Clear agentive formation from the verb 'slog' meaning 'to work hard', yielding 'person who works steadily'.

Etymology

Slogger comes from the simple verb slog, which means 'to work hard' or 'to keep going through tiring work'. So a slogger is someone who keeps working steadily and persistently, even when the job is boring or long.