schlep


Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
schlep /ʃlɛp/ (also schlepp) informal, chiefly N. Amer.
verb (schleps, schlepping, schlepped)
  • 1 haul or carry with difficulty.
  • 2 go or move reluctantly or with effort.
noun
  • 1 a tedious or difficult journey.
  • 2 (also schlepper) a stupid person.
– origin 1920s: from Yiddish shlepn ‘drag’, from Mid. High Ger. sleppen.
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