Slog ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Slog ( verb )

1. Walk or work with heavy steps and effort.
2. Continue to work hard at a task despite difficulties.

Origin:

Late 18th century: probably of scandinavian origin; related to norwegian slogga "walk heavily".

Examples:

1. He slogged through the mud.
2. She slogged away at her homework.
3. I have been slogging at this project for months.
4. The soldiers slogged through the jungle.
5. She slogged through the storm.

(As a noun)

Slog ( noun )

1. Walk or work with heavy steps and effort.
2. Continue to work hard at a task despite difficulties.

Origin:

Late 18th century: probably of scandinavian origin; related to norwegian slogga "walk heavily".

Examples:

1. He slogged through the mud.
2. She slogged away at her homework.
3. I have been slogging at this project for months.
4. The soldiers slogged through the jungle.
5. She slogged through the storm.