Schlep (verb)

  1. To carry or haul something heavy or awkward.
  2. To drag oneself or move slowly and heavily.
  3. To cause to be inconvenient or difficult.

Origin:

From yiddish שלעפּן‎ (shlepn).

Examples:

  1. I had to schlep my luggage up three flights of stairs.
  2. After a long day, I just want to schlep home and relax.
  3. He always makes me schlep across town to his favorite restaurant.
Some random words: scrimp, divest, resister