trudge
verbUK /trʌdʒ/
US /trʌdʒ/
To walk slowly and with heavy steps because it is hard or tiring.
We had to trudge through the deep snow to reach the cabin.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A long, tiring walk.
After the long trudge up the hill, we were ready for a rest.
3. To move forward with effort and difficulty.
She trudged through her homework late into the night.
4. To carry something heavy while walking slowly.
He trudged the heavy bags all the way home.