Drudge is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DRUDGE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to do hard, tedious work
• do hard menial work
• To perform menial work; to labor in mean or unpleasant offices with toil and fatigue.
• To consume laboriously; -- with away.
• work hard
• work at such tasks
NOUN:
• a person made to do hard menial or dull work
• person who works hard at uninteresting tasks
• One who drudges; one who works hard in servile employment; a mental servant.
• one who works hard at boring tasks
• a laborer who is obliged to do menial work
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to do hard, menial, or tedious work

Words related to DRUDGE

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Words that contain DRUDGE

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How to use DRUDGE in a sentence

• Should any housewife conscientiously follow the advice given her by state and municipal authorities she would be the drudge at the center of a home quite medieval in development.
• Sofia knew bad times of perplexity and depression, when the price of translation from drudge to princess seemed a sore price to pay.
• She may have been valued as a cook or drudge, but she was only a menial.
• I would rather drudge out my life on a cotton plantation, till the grave opened to give me rest, than to live with an unprincipled master and a jealous mistress.
• He resolved never again to put on the harness of an administrative drudge, but to claim the freedom of a poet, an artist, a man of science.
• He was capable of adulation but not of adoration, for one cannot adore a slave, a drudge or a wanton.
• All the odium consequently falls on her, and when he gets back she is only too willing to drudge for him more than ever.
• They say eternally, like my correspondent, that the ordinary woman is always a drudge.
• Tadman took a fierce delight in cleaning, and the solitary household drudge who toiled under her orders had a hard time of it.
• His enemies afterwards reproached him bitterly for his mean circumstances at this period of his life, and asserted that he was a mere drudge to Herringman.
• Upon some odd occasions he was a ready and willing drudge at everything, and as strong as a ditch.
• The coarsest, most degraded drudge still harbors in his wretched house of clay a divine guest.
• He will never be the drudge of soil or of season, for to a large extent he can control the soil and discount the season.
• He commenced life as a stable boy and general drudge in England, at a village inn owned and conducted by a widow named Cobbledick.
• He had long before summed me up as a spiritless drudge.
• And as the ugly one was her own daughter, she loved her much the best, and the pretty one was made to do all the work, and be the drudge of the house.
• Turned into a kitchen drudge she shed tears of joy.
• It appeals, just because of the fine word higher, to those who wish women well, and to those who are not satisfied that woman should remain for ever a domestic drudge.
• The poor child was the drudge of the whole house and always bore the blame of everything that was done wrong.
• Wedding gifts are meant to be kindly help to a young housewife, not a burden which drags her down to the level of a drudge.
• The difference between woman as a drudge and woman as a helpmeet, describes the relation existing between her work and her mission.
• Ralph had admired and wondered at the quiet drudge.
• Emma guessed him to be the drudge of some attorney, and too stupid to rise.
• There is no appearance of her having been either a drudge or a plaything.

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