verb
- worked hard and steadily at something difficult or tedious
- walked or moved with great effort, especially through difficult conditions
- hit something hard, especially in sports
Usage: past tense of slog
Usage: past tense of slog
Usage: past tense of slog; informal
Examples
- She slogged through the thick mud to reach the cabin.
- He slogged away at his homework until midnight.
- The team slogged through a difficult season with many injuries.
- They slogged up the steep mountain trail for hours.
- The batter slogged the ball over the fence for a home run.
- I slogged through that boring textbook chapter by chapter.
- We slogged across the desert in the blazing heat.