(fo͝ot′slŏg′) intr.v. foot·slogged, foot·slog·ging, foot·slogs. To walk, march, or trudge, especially over a long distance. foot′slog′ger n.

How do you use Footslog in a sentence?

'I rapidly tired of the project and ended up footslogging the Falls road in West Belfast. ' 'Further, if a divine deed is to be done and a benefit therefrom is to be acquired, one has to footslog.

What does hard slog mean?

: a long period of hard work or effort. : a long, difficult walk. See the full definition for slog in the English Language Learners Dictionary.