drudge
31drudge — drÊŒdÊ’ v. toil, slave, labor, work hard …
32drudge — noun a person made to do hard, menial, or dull work. verb archaic do hard, menial, or dull work. Derivatives drudgery noun Origin ME: of unknown origin; perh. related to drag …
33drudge — I. v. n. Slave, toil, plod, work hard, do heavy menial service. II. n. Slave, menial, scullion, hack, fag, hard worker, toiler …
34drudge — n 1. plodder, toiler, Sl. grind, plugger; common laborer, slave, factotum, scrubwoman, scullion, dishwasher; menial, flunky, fag, hack. v 2. work hard, toil, moil, labor, Brit. fag; slave, plod, grub, Inf. plug or plug along, Inf. grind; keep one …
35drudge — [[t]drʌdʒ[/t]] n. v. drudged, drudg•ing 1) a person who does menial, dull, or hard work 2) a person who works in a routine way 3) to perform menial, dull, or hard work • Etymology: 1485–95; of uncert. orig. drudg′er, n. drudg′ing•ly, adv …
36drudge — /drʌdʒ / (say druj) noun 1. someone who labours at servile or uninteresting tasks; a hard toiler. –verb (i) (drudged, drudging) 2. to perform servile, distasteful, or hard work. {? Middle English drugge drag, pull heavily, Old English dreōgan… …
37drudge — n. & v. n. a servile worker, esp. at menial tasks; a hack. v.intr. (often foll. by at) work slavishly (at menial, hard, or dull work). Derivatives: drudgery n. Etymology: 15th c.: perh. rel. to DRAG …
38drudge barrow — barrow (a flat, rectangular wooden frame with handles at each corner, made for two men to carry cod. Also called fish barrow) …
39drudge away — do tiresome work, do disagreeable work …
40Matt Drudge — Born October 27, 1966 (1966 10 27) (age 45) Takoma Park, Maryland, U.S. Occupation Internet News Editor Religious belief(s) Jewish …
