lug
verbUK /lʌɡ/
US /lʌɡ/
To carry something heavy with a lot of effort.
He had to lug his big suitcase up the stairs.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A small rounded ear-like part that sticks out, such as on a jug or a piece of machinery.
She held the jug by its lug.
3. A projecting piece or handle used for fastening or lifting something.
The wheel is held on by four lugs.
4. A rough, awkward person.
Don't be such a big lug.