What is "trudges"

Usage examples of "trudges".

Then he trudges across the lot and goes to the trailer marked "Epiphyte.

He trudges through the Spanish dungeon with a kerosene lantern, shining the dim yellow light on the faces of the dead, muttering the words to himself like a prayer.

STOOPED FIGURE trudges, shuffles, and occasionally hobbles along the farm road.

The young man, shaken but determined, trudges back through the snow, and after a pause the door is opened, and the owner of the face, and the knife, may be seen at full length.

He trudges through the chill of the autumn night, carrying the walking-stick which he now hates, and from time to time, when he passes a street lamp, I notice that he glances apprehensively behind him.

In fact, of course, everything is happening so fast that your mind trudges along far in the rear, dusty and lame.