Synonyms for Drudge:

• adj.

  •Other relevant words: (adjective)
  • hard.

• n.

  •
  • pink-collar,
  • clock watcher,
  • bottom feeder.
  •bond servant (noun)
  • bond-servant.
  •dig (noun)
  • dig.
  •drudge (noun)
  • galley slave,
  • hacker,
  • navvy,
  • travail,
  • grind,
  • fag.
  •hack (noun)
  • old pros.
  •laborer (noun)
  • manual workers,
  • working man-woman,
  • working man women,
  • working manwoman,
  • bluecollar worker,
  • working man-women,
  • working manwomen,
  • blue collar worker,
  • working man woman.
  •lackey (noun)
  • sub ordinates,
  • sub-ordinates,
  • yes person,
  • yesperson,
  • sub-ordinate,
  • sub ordinate.
  •machine (noun)
  • zombie,
  • zombies.
  •Other relevant words: (noun)
  • hack,
  • serf,
  • working stiffs,
  • flunky,
  • Gophers,
  • manual worker,
  • laborer,
  • gopher,
  • bond servant,
  • indenture,
  • robot,
  • Servileness,
  • mechanicals,
  • unskilled laborers,
  • servant,
  • unskilled worker,
  • unskilled laborer,
  • plodder,
  • domestics,
  • serfdom,
  • serfhood,
  • peon,
  • machine,
  • subjugation,
  • menial labor,
  • Helotry,
  • vassal,
  • slavery,
  • subjugations,
  • feudalism,
  • workhorses,
  • work,
  • Automatons,
  • footman,
  • valet,
  • servility,
  • skivvies,
  • automaton,
  • unskilled workers,
  • slave,
  • vassalage,
  • flunkey,
  • villeinage,
  • Footmen,
  • bondservants,
  • subjection,
  • greasy grind,
  • worker,
  • roustabout,
  • peonage,
  • farm worker,
  • doormat,
  • workhorse,
  • farmhands,
  • farmhand,
  • Automata,
  • pros,
  • flunkeys,
  • chains constraint,
  • working stiff,
  • bullwork,
  • plodders,
  • Bondservant,
  • doormats,
  • skivvy,
  • old pro.
  •peon (noun)
  • farm workers.
  •person (noun)
  • drudge.
  •roustabout (noun)
  • Workmen,
  • Workwomen,
  • working girl,
  • Workingman,
  • operatives,
  • workingwoman,
  • Workingmen,
  • Workwoman.
  •servant (noun)
  • menials,
  • cleaning person,
  • servers,
  • live in,
  • dependents,
  • server,
  • live-in.
  •slave (noun)
  • subservients.
  •slavery (noun)
  • vassalages,
  • in-denture,
  • bullworks,
  • in denture,
  • chains constraints,
  • feudalisms,
  • in-dentures,
  • peonages,
  • serfhoods,
  • menial labors,
  • in dentures,
  • helotries.
  •work (noun)
  • grindstone,
  • grindstones,
  • salt mines,
  • salt mine.

• v.

  •hammer away/hammer into (verb)
  • re peat,
  • impressing up on,
  • grinding in to,
  • grinded in to,
  • drives home,
  • hammering away,
  • drubbing in to,
  • drave home,
  • drubbed in to,
  • grinding into,
  • plugs away,
  • pegging away,
  • grinds into,
  • impress up on,
  • tried repeatedly,
  • trying repeatedly,
  • tries repeatedly,
  • re-peats,
  • drubbed into,
  • sticked to,
  • keeping on,
  • drubs into,
  • drub in to,
  • pounded away,
  • plugged away,
  • impressed up on,
  • ground in to,
  • trying hard,
  • hammer in to,
  • grinded into,
  • impresses upon,
  • sticking to,
  • hammers in to,
  • re peats,
  • ground into,
  • pounding away,
  • imprest up on,
  • pegs away,
  • impresses up on,
  • pounds away,
  • re-peat,
  • impressed upon,
  • tries hard,
  • keeps on,
  • impressing upon,
  • imprest upon,
  • grinds in to,
  • driving home,
  • grind in to,
  • pegged away,
  • drubbing into,
  • drubs in to,
  • drove home,
  • kept on,
  • drum in to.
  •keep at (verb)
  • is steadfast,
  • re-main,
  • are steadfast,
  • wert steadfast,
  • art steadfast,
  • re mains,
  • re maining,
  • wast steadfast,
  • were steadfast,
  • re mained,
  • was steadfast,
  • being steadfast,
  • re main,
  • am steadfast,
  • re-mains.
  •labor (verb)
  • work the bone,
  • worked oneself to bone,
  • work bone,
  • works oneself the bone,
  • worked oneself the bone,
  • wrought bone,
  • worked to the bone,
  • wrought oneself to bone,
  • working oneself bone,
  • working oneself to bone,
  • pouring on,
  • worked oneself bone,
  • works oneself to bone,
  • working to bone,
  • wrought to the bone,
  • work oneself to bone,
  • worked the bone,
  • works the bone,
  • worked bone,
  • pours on,
  • poured on,
  • exerting oneself,
  • working bone,
  • works oneself to the bone,
  • work to the bone,
  • worked oneself to the bone,
  • wrought oneself to the bone,
  • working to the bone,
  • worked to bone,
  • pouring it on,
  • work oneself the bone,
  • wrought the bone,
  • works bone,
  • works to the bone,
  • exerted oneself,
  • poured it on,
  • work to bone,
  • works oneself bone,
  • wrought oneself the bone,
  • work oneself bone,
  • works to bone,
  • working oneself the bone,
  • working oneself to the bone,
  • wrought to bone,
  • wrought oneself bone,
  • working the bone,
  • exerts oneself.
  •Other relevant words: (verb)
  • labour,
  • activity,
  • do work.
  •plod (verb)
  • ploughs through,
  • ploughed through,
  • ploughing through.
  •slave (verb)
  • being servile,
  • working fingers bone,
  • wrought fingers bone,
  • is servile,
  • wrought fingers to bone,
  • worked fingers to bone,
  • were servile,
  • skivvied,
  • am servile,
  • working fingers to bone,
  • works fingers to bone,
  • art servile,
  • works fingers bone,
  • are servile,
  • was servile,
  • wert servile,
  • work fingers bone,
  • worked fingers bone,
  • wast servile.
  •toil (verb)
  • pushes oneself,
  • working like a dog,
  • knocking oneself out,
  • wrought like dog,
  • knocks oneself out,
  • worked like dog,
  • worked like a dog,
  • works like dog,
  • wrought like a dog,
  • work like dog,
  • works like a dog,
  • pushed oneself,
  • pushing oneself,
  • knocked oneself out,
  • working like dog.
  •wade (verb)
  • torn into,
  • lighting in to,
  • jumping in,
  • tore into,
  • gets stuck in,
  • tearing into,
  • sets to,
  • setting about,
  • lit in to,
  • lighting into,
  • lights into,
  • getting stuck in,
  • gets feet wet,
  • light in to,
  • lit into,
  • jumped in,
  • got stuck in,
  • got feet wet,
  • torn in to,
  • lights in to,
  • gotten feet wet,
  • tearing in to,
  • tare in to,
  • tears in to,
  • tare into,
  • gotten stuck in,
  • wrought through,
  • gat stuck in,
  • worked through,
  • tore in to,
  • setting to,
  • works through,
  • tears into,
  • getting feet wet,
  • jumps in,
  • lighted in to,
  • gat feet wet,
  • lighted into,
  • working through,
  • tear in to,
  • sets about.
  •work (verb)
  • doeth job,
  • earns a living,
  • art gainfully employed,
  • does job,
  • didst a job,
  • earning living,
  • doing a job,
  • hast job,
  • applies oneself,
  • doeth business,
  • hold job,
  • being gainfully employed,
  • wast gainfully employed,
  • is gainfully employed,
  • has a job,
  • doeth a job,
  • hath a job,
  • earning a living,
  • doest a job,
  • had job,
  • having job,
  • haddest job,
  • wert gainfully employed,
  • does business,
  • are gainfully employed,
  • held a job,
  • doth business,
  • dost job,
  • doing job,
  • applying oneself,
  • earn living,
  • earns living,
  • were gainfully employed,
  • punches a clock,
  • had a job,
  • punched clock,
  • did job,
  • earned a living,
  • punch clock,
  • has job,
  • nine to five it,
  • hadst a job,
  • holds a job,
  • was gainfully employed,
  • hast a job,
  • re ported,
  • punches clock,
  • does a job,
  • dost a job,
  • dost business,
  • holding job,
  • hath job,
  • holds job,
  • re-porting,
  • punched a clock,
  • earned living,
  • didst job,
  • applied oneself,
  • holding a job,
  • re porting,
  • did a job,
  • punching clock,
  • doest business,
  • haddest a job,
  • re-ported,
  • doth a job,
  • do job,
  • doth job,
  • held job,
  • doest job,
  • have job,
  • having a job,
  • hadst job,
  • punching a clock,
  • didst business.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • pencil pusher.
  •
  • fellow.
  •hard worker
  • lackey,
  • menial,
  • crammer,
  • drone,
  • toiler,
  • burner of midnight oil,
  • dogsbody,
  • scullion.
  •moil
  • fagged,
  • Moiling,
  • FAGS,
  • Fagging.
  •Other relevant words:
  • toil,
  • sticks to,
  • jump in,
  • pour it on,
  • ford,
  • get stuck in,
  • mucked,
  • drive home,
  • FORDS,
  • try hard,
  • tear into,
  • set about,
  • be servile,
  • plugging away,
  • grind into,
  • pound away,
  • impress upon,
  • work through,
  • mucking,
  • Endeavoring,
  • moil,
  • knock oneself out,
  • Travailing,
  • work like a dog,
  • stick to,
  • pour on,
  • be steadfast,
  • Travailed,
  • labor,
  • hammer into,
  • skivvying,
  • Forded,
  • plough through,
  • wade,
  • get feet wet,
  • work oneself to the bone,
  • tried hard,
  • slog,
  • set to,
  • drub into,
  • wading,
  • push oneself,
  • Lasted,
  • peg away,
  • stuck to,
  • work fingers to bone,
  • try repeatedly,
  • fording,
  • light into,
  • plug away,
  • exert oneself,
  • keep at,
  • grub,
  • plod,
  • keep on.
  •slog
  • stomped,
  • stomp,
  • stomping.
  •work
  • doing business,
  • did business,
  • nine-to-five it,
  • freelances,
  • apply oneself,
  • be gainfully employed,
  • moonlighted,
  • punch a clock,
  • do a job,
  • freelancing,
  • hold a job,
  • have a job,
  • do business,
  • freelanced,
  • moonlighting,
  • earn a living.
  •Other relevant words (noun):
  • cut into,
  • hireling,
  • bondman,
  • slavey,
  • lumper,
  • Penny-a-liner,
  • plugger,
  • exertion,
  • outwear,
  • bore,
  • clod,
  • delve,
  • labourer,
  • plow,
  • cat's-paw,
  • blue-collar worker,
  • compass,
  • employee,
  • machine politician,
  • peg,
  • persevere,
  • wear,
  • nag,
  • wade through,
  • myrmidon,
  • keep nose to grindstone,
  • dray horse,
  • comminute,
  • gofer,
  • hammer away,
  • do for,
  • pander to,
  • get the picture,
  • help,
  • hard worker,
  • hackney,
  • slogger,
  • grasp,
  • tend,
  • domestic,
  • impel,
  • apprehend,
  • comprise,
  • pound,
  • puppet,
  • persist,
  • perform,
  • weary,
  • struggle,
  • plug,
  • literary hack,
  • journeyman,
  • political hack,
  • drive,
  • contain,
  • muck,
  • workaholic,
  • hammer,
  • be busy,
  • scribbler,
  • soldier on,
  • ward-heeler,
  • workman,
  • take care of,
  • turn over,
  • operative,
  • turnspit,
  • tool,
  • plod along,
  • mechanical man,
  • endure,
  • catch,
  • boil,
  • work hard,
  • underling,
  • minister to,
  • ply,
  • fatigue,
  • apply,
  • jade,
  • poke,
  • thralldom,
  • churn,
  • cabin boy,
  • schlepp,
  • care for,
  • taxicab,
  • serve,
  • sharpen,
  • wear upon,
  • strive,
  • tire out,
  • cranch,
  • attend on,
  • trudge,
  • business,
  • charwoman,
  • overwork,
  • hack writer,
  • endeavor,
  • look after,
  • Plugging,
  • prod,
  • perspire,
  • dig out,
  • tug,
  • lucubrate,
  • chew,
  • bear,
  • mercenary,
  • pull,
  • artisan,
  • crunch,
  • working man,
  • back to the salt mines,
  • donkeywork,
  • wait on,
  • keep going,
  • swot,
  • Upon,
  • continue,
  • cyberpunk,
  • servitor,
  • craftsman,
  • work for,
  • sweat,
  • nose to grindstone,
  • hammer away at,
  • handicraftsman,
  • chore,
  • swat,
  • factotum,
  • Grubber,
  • cyber-terrorist,
  • taxi,
  • strain,
  • soldier,
  • be agitated,
  • man,
  • Drudger,
  • domestic servant,
  • rile,
  • maid,
  • beaver,
  • attend,
  • beast of burden,
  • feel,
  • plug along,
  • whet,
  • wait,
  • wear out,
  • excavate,
  • administer to,
  • hand,
  • understand,
  • mechanic,
  • bray,
  • push,
  • grunt,
  • grate,
  • drudgery,
  • comprehend,
  • roil,
  • cab,
  • hard work,
  • wear down,
  • appreciate,
  • abrade,
  • exercise,
  • savvy.

Antonyms for Drudge:

• n.

  • slave, very hard worker
    laze.
  • Other antonyms:
    fun, play, rest, loafer, sluggard, entertainment, diversion, relaxation, decompression, lolling, inertia, shirker, sport, idleness, loafing, idler, slouch, lazybones, inactivity, recreation, dalliance, inertness, ease, lounging, amusement, goldbricking, drone, slug, leisure, goldbrick, repose, dormancy.

• v.

  • work very hard
    dodge, hesitate, idle, be lazy, fill, avoid.

Homophones for Drudge:

• diarrhetic, drydock, darts, dorothea dix, deer tick, dredge, diuretic, Dorothy Dix, dry dock, dirty joke, dry-dock, detritus, diarrhoetic, dardic, dirty dog.

Hypernym for Drudge:

• n.

  • person
    plodder, slogger.

Hyponym for Drudge:

• n.

  • person
    unskilled person.

• v.

  • social
    do work, work.