What is another word for slogging ?

Present participle for to apply great and continuous effort

ploughing^UK

endeavoring^US

keeping your nose to the grindstone

plowing^US

working day and night

working like a dog

working like a Trojan

working your fingers to the bone

working one's butt off

bending over backwards

making every effort

going for broke

giving it your best shot

pulling out all the stops

keeping your head down

making an all-out effort

rupturing yourself

breaking your neck

doing all one can

leaning over backwards

making a great effort

putting one's back into something

doing your utmost

falling over backwards

working oneself to the bone

leaving no stone unturned

working your guts out

burning the candle at both ends

putting your back into

using elbow grease

giving it all you've got

grovelling^UK

groveling^US

keeping nose to grindstone

working one's socks off

competing

contending

working fingers to bone

soldiering

putting up a fight against

jumping through hoops

going for the jugular

making a supreme effort

driving oneself to the limit

trying very hard

going for the doctor

pushing oneself to the limit

straining every nerve

putting one's back into it

having one's nose to grindstone

sticking at

sticking with it

getting your head down

working away

proceeding laboriously

moving heaven and earth

giving something a whirl

trying as hard as one can

giving old college try

driving oneself

making a pass at

having a bash

giving something a try

giving something a go

going hammer and tongs

using some elbow grease

making a special effort

going the whole nine yards

pulling out all stops

putting one's back in it

hitting the ball

putting one's shoulder to the wheel

taking the bit between your teeth

giving something the old college try

diving in

giving it all one has

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“While slogging at your work, have you neglected your marriage?”

Verb

Present participle for walk or move with difficulty or effort

making one's way with difficulty

ploughing^UK

plowing^US

traveling^US

travelling^UK

moving with difficulty

shinnying

proceeding with difficulty

walking with difficulty

getting no place fast

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“The men had to slog up a muddy incline.”

Verb

beating the living daylights out of

Present participle for to strike something with a heavy blow, especially a ball with a bat

pummelling^UK

belaboring^US

belabouring^UK

letting someone have it

cudgelling^UK

cudgeling^US

giving someone a hiding

striking with a stick

beating with a stick

doing over

dusting someone's britches

tanning one's hide

warming someone's seat

flattening

levelling^UK

leveling^US

putting in the hospital

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Verb

knocking into the middle of next week

Present participle for to strike or hit repeatedly

pummelling^UK

belabouring^UK

belaboring^US

cudgelling^UK

cudgeling^US

sticking one on

raining blows on

spanking

letting someone have it

laying one on

pitching into

giving someone a hiding

caning

assaulting

beating the living daylights out of

chinning

trouncing

attacking

giving someone a good hiding

tonking

lighting to

giving someone a drubbing

giving someone a beating

knocking around

routing

punishing

giving someone a good beating

giving someone a good drubbing

pulverizing^US

pulverising^UK

winning a resounding victory over

walking all over

zonking

running rings around

taking to the cleaners

bringing someone to their knees

aiming blows at

wiping the floor with

walking over

blowing out of the water

beating hollow

defeating utterly

getting the better of

giving someone a hot bottom

filling in

putting over one's knee

boxing someone's ears

brutalising^UK

brutalizing^US

assaulting physically

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Verb

Present participle for to move or walk, especially in an orderly fashion as a group in a single line

Verb

Present participle for to find fault (with something)

criticising^UK

criticizing^US

pummelling^UK

casting aspersions on

throwing brickbats at

passing strictures upon

giving a bad press to

throwing shade

giving the business

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Noun

Hard work, or the effort expended on a particular task

work

effort

endeavour^UK

endeavor^US

labor^US

labour^UK

vigor^US

vigour^UK

blood, sweat and tears

blood, swear, and tears

trials and tribulations

rigor^US

rigour^UK

ardor^US

ardour^UK

draft^US

draught^UK

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“Pressing teams can have a tougher time squeezing out turnovers, and running teams can by slowed by slogging opponents.”

Adjective

with one's shoulder to the wheel

Having or showing care and conscientiousness in one's work or duties

focused^US

focussed^UK

full of determination

have one's hands full

utilised^UK

utilized^US

with one's nose to the grindstone

having enough on one's plate

having many irons in the fire

going to great lengths

intensely competitive

having killer instinct

lock stock and barrel