to footslog
- verb
- We had to footslog through mud and rain for miles before reaching the village.
Examples
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After hours of hiking, I began to footslog up the hill.
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They footslogged through the muddy field.
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After a long day, the hikers footslogged back to their camp exhausted.
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She was not looking forward to footslogging across the forest path again in the morning.
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After a long day, the hikers footslogged back to their camp exhausted.
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We had to footslog through mud and rain for miles before reaching the village.
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She was not looking forward to footslogging across the forest path again in the morning.
Synonyms
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1.0
To move on foot at a normal speed
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2.8
To move slowly and with effort because you are tired
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5.5
To walk slowly with heavy steps because you are tired
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5.5
To walk with heavy steps, often over rough ground
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5.5
To walk slowly with heavy steps because you are tired
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6.4
To walk with heavy, steady steps, often when tired
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6.3
To walk with heavy noisy steps that make loud sounds
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5.3
To walk slowly with heavy steps, often through mud or when tired
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5.9
To walk with heavy noisy steps that show effort or anger
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8.0
A slow, awkward walk that drags the feet
Antonyms
How Tiring
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word footslog is a simple mix of foot and slog, where slog means 'to walk slowly and with effort'. So, to footslog is to walk heavily and slowly for a long time, like putting one heavy step after another through mud or rough ground.