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Often used in the same context:
trudge,
amble,
trundle,
meander,
saunter,
slogging,
muddle,
wend,
stagger,
wander,
dawdle,
tiptoe,
lumbered,
shamble,
toddle,
waddle,
chug,
stumble,
totter,
traipse,
skulk,
pottered,
mosey,
lurching,
ramble,
clamber,
chivvy,
wade,
tootle,
flail,
grind,
hurtle,
scurry,
puttered,
straggle,
careen,
faffing,
scoot,
crawl,
lolling,
stroll,
clomp,
scarper,
loping,
striding,
sleepwalk,
galumph,
snuffle,
slither,
soldiered,
gallop,
bushwhack,
languish,
wearying,
skitters,
labored,
tramping,
shuffling,
slink,
sally forth,
perambulate,
wallow,
blether,
wobbled,
drift,
bumbled,
clopping,
pottering,
squirm,
pawing,
yomp,
flit,
sidle,
winded,
boring,
trot,
droned,
snaking,
limps,
gabble,
blundering,
hurrying,
riffling,
beetling,
stomp,
sputters,
hunker,
slow,
rollick,
teeter,
slosh,
whiling,
uncoils,
sashay,
duffing,
creep,
belabored,
prance,
tarried,
scrabbling,
harrumphing,
pummel,
plodding,
tramp,
drudgery,
marching,
tread,
beat,
beating,
hum,
monotony,
patter,
plodder,
rattle,
reiteration,
rote,
thumping,
toil
More specific:
slop,
slosh,
splash,
splosh,
squelch,
squish
More general:
walk
Synonyms:
footslog,
pad,
slog,
trudge
Also try:
— Adjectives for plod:
sheer,
steady,
slow,
long,
weary,
dull,
hard,
heavy,
straight,
equal,
soft,
more...
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