peg away Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- sweat-blood
- plug
- hustle
- strain
- endeavor
- bang-away
- plow
- grub
- tug
- slave
- apply-oneself-
- hammer-away-
- sweat
- buckle-down-
- try
- toil
Weak:
Strongest:
- hack-around-
- chill
- slacken
- let-up
- bum
- hack-around-
- chill
- break
- ease-up-
- let-up
- slacken
- slack-off-
- rest
- ease-up-
- idle
- lounge
- slack-off-
- idle
- hang-around-or-out-
- break
- hang-around-or-out-
- goof-off-
- bum
- lounge
- rest
- goof-off-
Strong:
- unwind
- play
- goof-around-
- shirk
- unwind
- dillydally
- laze
- repose
- footle
- trifle
- monkey-around-
- trifle
- hang
- dillydally
- loll
- bask
- loaf
- laze
- hang
- potter-around-
- veg-out
- loll
- shirk
- loaf
- potter-around-
- bask
- footle
- goldbrick
- relax
- repose
- goof-around-
- fool-around
- play
- veg-out
- fool-around
- goldbrick
- monkey-around-
- relax
Weak:
peg away Meaning
peg away (v)
work doggedly or persistently
peg away Sentence Examples
- The carpenter patiently pegged away at the wooden dowels, joining the pieces of furniture together.
- Despite the setbacks, the researcher pegged away at her thesis, determined to complete it.
- The students pegged away at the difficult math problems, seeking to master them.
- The musician pegged away at her guitar, practicing tirelessly to improve her skills.
- The writer pegged away at his novel, spending countless hours refining his prose.
- The athlete pegged away at his training regimen, never giving up on his dream.
- The entrepreneur pegged away at building his business, overcoming obstacles with perseverance.
- The mother pegged away at her household chores, maintaining a clean and organized home.
- The volunteer pegged away at their community project, making a positive difference in the neighborhood.
- The gardener pegged away at his flower beds, creating a vibrant and colorful oasis.
FAQs About the word peg away
work doggedly or persistently
labor, work, dig (away), struggle, beaver (away), strive, sweat blood, plug, hustle, strain
hack (around), chill, slacken, let up, bum, hack (around), chill, break, ease (up), let up
The carpenter patiently pegged away at the wooden dowels, joining the pieces of furniture together.
Despite the setbacks, the researcher pegged away at her thesis, determined to complete it.
The students pegged away at the difficult math problems, seeking to master them.
The musician pegged away at her guitar, practicing tirelessly to improve her skills.
