plodge
/plɒdʒ/Chiefly Scottish and English regional (northern )
verb
[no object] To plunge; to wade through water, mud, etc.; to walk laboriously over soft ground or through undergrowth, etc.; to trudge.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in Francis Grose (d. 1791), antiquary. Probably an imitative alteration of plod, perhaps after e.g. plunge, trudge.
- butter
- butter-and-eggs
- butterball
- butter bean
- butterbur
- butter cap
- buttercream
- buttercup
- buttercup squash
- butter dish
- butterface
- butter factory
- butterfat
- Butterfield, William
- butterfingered
- butterfingers
- butterfish
- butterfly
- butterfly bush
- butterfly cake
- butterfly effect
- butterfly fish
- butterfly knife
- butterfly net
- butterfly nut