intransitive. To walk laboriously, wearily, or without spirit, but steadily and persistently; ‘to jog on; to march heavily on’ (Johnson). Sometimes…

intransitive. To walk heavily or without elasticity; to move or progress doggedly or laboriously; to trudge (along, on, etc.). Also figurative and in…

intransitive. To walk or move in a slow, sluggish, or ungainly manner. Usually with along or other complement.

intransitive. To walk clumsily or heavily; to plod on.

To move or walk in a clumsy, heavy, or laborious manner. Also figurative.

To walk or trudge through mud or slush; to walk with short heavy steps. Occasionally transitive, to trudge through (mud). dialect or colloquial.

intransitive. To walk slowly and heavily.