noun
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A long, tedious walk, or session of work.
definition
An aggressive shot played with little skill.
verb
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To walk slowly, encountering resistance.
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(by extension) To work slowly and deliberately at a tedious task.
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To strike something with a heavy blow, especially a ball with a bat.
Examples of slog in a Sentence
Prolific electronica musician Moby had a long, hard slog to the top of the charts.
A fair slog up to Sutton Bridge now ensued.
Most of the work here is just a hard slog.
The Murray snowfield proved to be a long imperceptibly uphill slog in slightly soft snow, but no crevasse problems.
We had a half hour slog back up the hill to the car.
But when Warne strays onto leg stump, Flintoff can resist no longer and slog sweeps him over mid wicket for six !
The weather was on our side with warm sunshine - just what you need for a steady slog up hill for 2.5 Hours !
It might seem like age 24 is early to achieve the kind of success Paul Wall is achieving, but his hard slog to the top really began in his early teens.
I was saved when I was a medical student - I was n't very bright, so medicine was a real slog !
It will take courage, slog, truth, trust, love and an unbending intent to change.
However, it is a long hard slog in League 2 and there are some real bruisers to be found.
Add in your own HIV health needs, and life suddenly becomes a relentless slog through the health and social care system.
I was saved when I was a medical student - I wasn't very bright, so medicine was a real slog!
It is a long hard relentless slog in which we are all involved.
The battle settled down into a long, hard slog gaining small amounts of ground in periodic smaller scale attacks.
Agree pretty much about the rest... The Lost Album is, to me, a slog to get through.
If your business has low margins, you may survive, but it's going to be a tough slog and may simply not be worth pursuing.