plodder - Definition & Meaning | VisualLang Dictionary

plo

dder

something or someone that moves slowly and heavily, often with a monotonous and unenergetic pacesomething or someone that moves slowly and heavily, often with a monotonous and unenergetic pace

Examples

The old horse was a plodder, but it never failed to get the job done.
As a student, he was more of a plodder, taking his time with every assignment.
The workers nicknamed him "the plodder" for his slow and steady approach.

Synonyms

slowcoach stick-in-the-mud slowpoke

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plo

dder

Plural

plodders

1

something or someone that moves slowly and heavily, often with a monotonous and unenergetic pace

The old horse was a plodder, but it never failed to get the job done.
As a student, he was more of a plodder, taking his time with every assignment.
The workers nicknamed him "the plodder" for his slow and steady approach.
Even as a plodder, she eventually completed the marathon.
Plodders may move slowly, but they often achieve their goals through persistence.

Synonyms:

slowcoach stick-in-the-mud slowpoke

2

someone who works slowly and monotonously for long hours

Synonyms:

3

someone who walks in a laborious heavy-footed manner

Synonyms:

slogger trudger