schlep
verbUK /ʃlep/
US /ʃlep/
To carry something heavy or awkward from one place to another.
We had to schlep all our bags up the stairs to the apartment.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To travel a long way, especially with effort or reluctance.
I had to schlep across town just to return a library book.
3. A long, tiring journey or trip.
Getting to the cabin was quite a schlep.
4. An awkward, clumsy, or foolish person.
Don't be such a schlep and remember your keys this time.