Drudge

What do we mean by drudge?

A person who does tedious, menial, or unpleasant work. noun

To do tedious, unpleasant, or menial work. intransitive verb

Whisky in the raw state, as used in the manufacture of alcohol. noun

To harrow.

One who toils, especially at servile or mechanical labor; one who labors hard in servile or uninteresting employments; a spiritless toiler. noun

A large rake. noun

A dredge. noun

To work hard, especially at servile, mechanical, or uninteresting work; labor in tedious, dragging tasks; labor with toil and fatigue, and without interest.

One who drudges; one who works hard in servile employment; a mental servant. noun

To consume laboriously; -- with away. transitive verb

To perform menial work; to labor in mean or unpleasant offices with toil and fatigue. intransitive verb

A person who works in a low servile job. noun

Someone who works for (and may be taken advantage of by) someone else. noun

To labour in (or as in) a low servile job verb

One who works hard at boring tasks noun

Work hard verb

A laborer who is obliged to do menial work noun

A person who works in a low servile job.

Someone who works for (and may be taken advantage of by) someone else.

Words that are spelled similarly to drudge:
drudge, grudge, trudge, dredge, dradge, rudge, drude.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word drudge:
retort, aggregation, conduit, retracted, report, gossip, headline, manifesto, outlets, salon, clinton, bias, matt, obama, photo, website, conservative, fox, news, ford, reporter, matthew, links, com, miami, abuse, coverage, exclusive, link, false, attributed, pages, talk, hollywood, linked, alleged, presidential, story, web, refused, stories, media, picture, anthony, journalist, sites, reported, dropped, industries, visitors, daily, unknown, trust, editor, republican, saying, let, site, show, post, liberal, claimed, press.

Words that rhyme with drudge:
nudge, judge, grudge, fudge, trudge, budge, sludge, smudge, begrudge, adjudge, kludge, bludge, prejudge, pudge, rudge, mudge, snudge, misjudge, hudge, brugge, chocolate fudge, line judge, divinity fudge, back judge, trial judge, field judge, side judge.

Adjectives that are often used to describe drudge:
mere, poor, harmless, domestic, little, common, literary, daily, old, patient, general, faithful, humble, useful, official, pale, longer, miserable, dull, mercenary, overworked, day, laborious, meanest, disappointed, house, very, weary, willing, ignorant, servile, female, unpaid, mechanical, quiet, helpless, sordid, hopeless, must, silent, virtuous, veriest, professional, eyeless, working, wretched, dullest, vile, civil, loath, contented, cowed, indefatigable, matt, menial, slavish, slatternly, familiar, universal, slow, perfect, melancholic, elbowed, poorest, stupid, obscure, apprehensive, underpaid, uncomplaining, obedient, dehumanized, pathetic, laboured, absolute, tired, academic, haggard, unwooed, out, honest, deaf, worthy, submissive, worst, ugly, nice, implicit.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective drudge:
work, kindles, yonder, people, wife, driver, day, night, woman, cinderella, wench, slaves, factor.

Consonant match to drudge:
dredge, dradge, drage, droge, droege.

Words that sound like drudge:
drudge, dredge, drage, droge, druj, dradge, trudge, dresch, drish, dretch, drug, dirge, dra, dage, dej, drung, draa, drash, drudged, drach, drayage, drudger, dreg, trush, drig, trage, traje, during, dring, didge, dredged, dige, dredger, dreng, drag, drogue, droog, drog, draig, dry, drum, draw, drew, dutch, dodge, dro, dre, drea, doge, orage, durham, dray, drow, drak, dree, drey, dru, drat, drough, dush, duch, drub, dri, drie, druck, drumm, dran, druk, drang, dousche, durry, d.j, drae, drw, durch, dirham, drue, drei, oarage, dras, durrie, daj, dusche, dorais, draugh, doege, doidge, drot, drawee, droh, diri, dragee, dreye, dry eye, duj, daroo, deeje, dreux, dusc, drau.