slog (Meaning)
slog (v)
work doggedly or persistently
walk heavily and firmly, as when weary, or through mud
strike heavily, especially with the fist or a bat
slog (v. t.)
To hit hard, esp. with little attention to aim or the like, as in cricket or boxing; to slug.
Synonyms & Antonyms of slog
Synonyms:
- batter
- cuff
- sucker punch
- dump
- whip
- cudgel
- brain
- skull
- prod
- bung
- mangle
- knee
- club
- spear
- switch
- bowl (down or over)
- sap
- deck
- sledge
- bunt
- knock down
- flog
- pummel
- lambast
- lace
- flail
- maul
- sledgehammer
- conk
- scuff
- bean
- cream
- pelt
- butt
- buffet
- floor
- pommel
- thrash
- level
- slash
- drub
- lambaste
- pepper
- jostle
- cane
- lash
- hang one on
- stamp
- fell
Antonyms:
- goldbrick
- dillydally
- doodle
- veg out
- footle
- dally
- goof (around)
- goldbrick
- fool around
- hang about
- potter (around)
- fribble
- dally
- monkey (around)
- goof (around)
- fool around
- hang about
- fribble
- putter (around)
- mess around
- doodle
- dillydally
- veg out
- monkey (around)
- putter (around)
- potter (around)
- footle
- mess around
slog Sentence Examples
- The athlete endured an arduous slog through the muddy terrain.
- The students slogged through hours of study to prepare for the exams.
- The hiker slogged up the steep mountain trail, gasping for breath.
- The workers slogged away at the construction site, despite the relentless heat.
- The team slogged it out on the field, determined to win the championship.
- The writer slogged through countless drafts before finishing the novel.
- The researchers slogged through mountains of data to find the missing link.
- The couple had been slogging through a difficult patch in their relationship.
- The commute to work was a daily slog, taking hours in heavy traffic.
- The military unit slogged through hostile territory, facing constant danger.
FAQs About the word slog
work doggedly or persistently, walk heavily and firmly, as when weary, or through mud, strike heavily, especially with the fist or a batTo hit hard, esp. with l
smack, knock, clip, pound, strike, bang, crack, slap, swipe, clap
ease (up), hang (around or out), slacken, bum, chill, let up, lounge, let up, slacken, lounge
The athlete endured an arduous slog through the muddy terrain.
The students slogged through hours of study to prepare for the exams.
The hiker slogged up the steep mountain trail, gasping for breath.
The workers slogged away at the construction site, despite the relentless heat.
