noun
- a person who works hard and steadily, especially at tedious tasks
- a baseball or cricket player who hits the ball hard but without much finesse
Usage: informal
Usage: sports
Examples
- She’s a real slogger who puts in long hours at the office every day.
- The team needed a slogger who could get things done without supervision.
- He was known as a slogger rather than a strategic player.
- The cricket match featured several sloggers who aimed for big hits.
- Despite being called a slogger, her consistent effort paid off.
- The coach appreciated having a reliable slogger on the team.