Coolie (noun)

1. A manual laborer, especially in South Asia and Southeast Asia, who is paid a low wage.
2. A porter or carrier, especially in India and China, who carries heavy loads for a low wage.
3. A person who does hard manual labor for low pay.

Origin:

The word "coolie" is derived from the hindi word "kuli" meaning a laborer or porter.

Examples:

1. The coolie carried the heavy bags up the mountain.
2. The coolie was paid a very low wage for his work.
3. The coolie worked long hours and was not treated well.
4. The coolie was not provided with any benefits or compensation.
5. The coolie had to work in difficult conditions with no protection.