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• n  hard monotonous routine work
• n  the act of walking with a slow heavy gait
• v  walk heavily and firmly, as when weary, or through mud
• s  (of movement) slow and laborious

• Frankly, all that plodding about gets a little, well, plodding.
• Aside from the plodding threats and grievance rosters, bin Laden's statements are tangles of tautology.
• The plodding research that has gone into Amerigo may help clear its hero's name, though it does not answer the question at the head of the publisher's blurb: "What sort of man was .

• drudgery
• grind
• donkeywork
• plod
• slog
• footslog
• trudge
• pad
• tramp
• leaden

News & Articles

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• Beady Eye: 'BE'
  Following a plodding, less-than-stellar first album, Liam Gallagher’s latest outfit Beady Eye return with BE . Producer Dave Sitek (TV on the Radio) lends an all-too-necessary hand, forging the group ahead to explore psychedelic-influenced charms with such tracks as “Flick of the Finger.” The first single balances crisp horns and fuzzed guitars, all rollicking brilliantly behind Gallagher’s ...
  June 10, 2013 - San Antonio Current

Quotes

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• Tiger Wood in Examiner.com
  You just have to keep plodding along,Woods said. "At all the US Opens -- all the ones that I've won -- you have to have a nice little stretch of nine holes and I did that today."
• Jason Garrett in Dallas Morning News
  I thought he managed the whole thing well,offensive coordinator Jason Garrett said. "He wasn't impatient when they got out ahead. He kept playing and plodding along and making good decisions."
• Julian McMahon in KCRA.com
  They're plodding along in their lives and never communicating, creating an enormous void,McMahon said. "They're raising two kids and living a life as almost shells of who they once were to each other -- she goes through a massive journey...