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Slogger (Noun)

Someone who walks in a laborious heavy-footed manner.

Nouns denoting people.

The slogger trudged through the muddy field, his boots sinking into the ground with each step.
After a long day of work, John became a slogger, his feet heavy and his pace slow as he made his way home.
The hikers watched as the slogger made his way up the mountain, his labored breathing and plodding footsteps a stark contrast to their own energetic pace.
As she walked through the park, Sarah noticed a slogger approaching, his feet dragging along the ground and his head hung low.
The slogger's slow and deliberate pace made him a hazard on the busy sidewalk, as pedestrians dodged and weaved around him to avoid collision.

A boxer noted for an ability to deliver hard punches.

Nouns denoting people.

Someone who works slowly and monotonously for long hours.

Nouns denoting people.

After a long day, the data entry clerk trudged home, exhausted from being a slogger for the past 10 years.
She knew that if she kept her nose to the grindstone, even the most unfulfilling work as a slogger would eventually lead to some success.
At 3 AM, Jack stumbled home from his warehouse job, already dreading the monotony that came with being a slogger in a labor-intensive environment.
Throughout college, many of the pre-med students proved themselves to be true sloggers, earning their excellent grades through tireless and unwavering effort.
Mike considered quitting his nine-to-five office job due to feeling unfulfilled and tired of being just another corporate slogger, slowly moving up the career ladder.