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To apply great and continuous effort

To walk or move with difficulty or effort

To strike something or someone with a heavy blow

To strike or hit repeatedly

To move or walk, especially in an orderly fashion as a group in a single line

To find fault (with something)

Plural for a spell of difficult, tiring work

Plural for a long and difficult walk

Plural for an instance of striking or being struck

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Verb

To apply great and continuous effort

knocks oneself out

works like a dog

works like a Trojan

works day and night

works your fingers to the bone

applies oneself to

ploughs through

keeps your nose to the grindstone

works one's butt off

bends over backwards

gives it your best shot

makes every effort

gives it your all

applies oneself

makes an effort

exerts yourself

makes an all-out effort

ruptures yourself

breaks your neck

breaks one's back

pulls out all the stops

does your damnedest

keeps your head down

does all one can

leans over backwards

does your utmost

does one's best

makes a great effort

works oneself to the bone

spares no effort

puts yourself out

jumps through hoops

falls over backwards

puts one's back into something

puts your back into

pushes yourself

leaves no stone unturned

works your guts out

moves heaven and earth

gives it all you've got

works like a slave

burns the candle at both ends

uses elbow grease

works one's tail off

keeps nose to grindstone

acquits oneself

works fingers to bone

works very hard

overworks oneself

proceeds laboriously

works one's socks off

flogs a dead horse

works like a horse

puts up a fight against

goes all out for

busts one's butt

goes for the jugular

gives it a whirl

does all you can

tries very hard

drives oneself to the limit

makes a supreme effort

goes for the doctor

strains every nerve

pushes oneself to the limit

puts one's shoulder to the wheel

gets your head down

busts one's balls

tries one's hardest

has one's nose to grindstone

puts one's back into it

sets one's shoulder to the wheel

works like a mule

spits in the wind

proceeds with difficulty

works one's way

gives something a whirl

takes it on oneself

makes an attempt

takes a stab at

gives it a burl

gives best shot

takes a crack at

gives old college try

gives something a go

commits oneself

tries as hard as one can

uses some elbow grease

devotes yourself

shows commitment

gives something a try

shows dedication

takes best shot

does your best to

tries one's hand at

does level best

shoots the works

takes the bit between your teeth

makes a pass at

gives something the old college try

gives all one's got

goes hammer and tongs

gives something a stab

gives it all one has

makes a stab at

moves mountains

takes a shot at

takes great pains

pays attention to

directs your efforts towards

goes all-out for

tries your best

takes special pains

goes out of the way

makes a special effort

takes a whack at

puts to the test

makes an attempt at

puts one's back in it

pulls out all stops

goes the whole nine yards

empties the tank

sets one's sights

tries to obtain

shows determination

makes a bid for

makes a pitch for

rises to the occasion

fishes or cut bait

makes a play for

puts up or shuts up

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“As the presidential candidates continue to slog toward the finish line, concern is rising whether either man can govern successfully when it's over.”

Verb

To walk or move with difficulty or effort

moves laboriously

pushes one's way

fights your way

moves with difficulty

treads clumsily

pushes yourself

travels on foot

battles one's way

drags your feet

shilly-shallies

makes one's way with difficulty

stretches your legs

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

Verb

To strike something or someone with a heavy blow

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“Sampras half-expected Mick to slog him in the chops, but the man just sat there.”

Verb

To strike or hit repeatedly

lets someone have it

knocks into the middle of next week

gives someone a hiding

beats the living daylights out of

gives someone a good hiding

gives someone a drubbing

gives someone a beating

gives someone a good beating

gives someone a good drubbing

wins a resounding victory over

brings someone to their knees

takes to the cleaners

runs rings around

turns inside out

gets the better of

takes a stick to

wipes the floor with

makes mincemeat of

blows out of the water

defeats utterly

hits repeatedly

gives someone a hot bottom

puts over one's knee

rains blows upon

puts in the hospital

assaults physically

boxes someone's ears

lays a finger on

beats to a pulp

tans one's hide

dusts someone's britches

warms someone's seat

strikes with a stick

beats with a stick

rides roughshod

gives a black eye

gets stuck into

knocks block off

knocks for a loop

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“Peons soaked to the skin slog away at the tree trunks while the others hack away the undergrowth.”

Verb

To move or walk, especially in an orderly fashion as a group in a single line

pounds the pavement

walks in single file

Verb

To find fault (with something)

finds fault with

complains about

casts aspersions on

fulminates against

pulls to pieces

inveighs against

does a number on

gives bad press

picks to pieces

throws brickbats at

vituperates against

gives some stick to

passes strictures upon

gives a bad press to

gives the business

passes judgment

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Noun

Plural for a spell of difficult, tiring work

sweat of one's brow

industriousness

conscientiousness

old college tries

trials and tribulations

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“Peter acknowledges the irony that Nick was Academy Award-nominated for a film that took him several years of hard slog to complete.”

Noun

Plural for a long and difficult walk

constitutionals

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“I decided to extend our rest for a couple of hours, as it had been a hard slog through the swamp and some of us were feeling pretty whacked.”

Noun

Plural for an instance of striking or being struck

one-two punches

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