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• n  someone who walks in a laborious heavy-footed manner
• n  someone who works slowly and monotonously for long hours
• n  a boxer noted for an ability to deliver hard punches

• Soon, however, the frustrated foot slogger may be able to do more about such situations than simply watch and curse.
• But stubby young Sir Thomas delivered "a heavy slogger" to Shelley's middle, and the poet turned tail and ran.
• Save for Providence Journal stitched over his left shirt pocket, he was garbedand armed like every other foot slogger in the detachment.

• trudger
• plodder
• slugger

News & Articles

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• Why unsuccessful writers give the best advice
  If you want to know what writing's like for most people, don't ask a star. Talk to the midlevel sloggers
  Oct. 9, 2013 - Salon.com

Quotes

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• Kevin Pietersen in Telegraph.co.uk
  I don't mind what people think of me when I bat, as long as I keep scoring runs and doing the business,said Pietersen after practice yesterday. "They can call me orthodox, a hacker, a slogger, or a monkey, but I don't care."
• Craig Kieswetter in Telegraph.co.uk
  I like to think I can hit the ball hard but I am not a slogger,said Kieswetter. "I have other forms of the game and like to think I can bat through innings to win games. I played field hockey when I was younger and that comes into the...
• Sajid Mahmood in Independent
  He's a slogger and a bit of a slinger,Sajid says.