Plod is valid Scrabble Word

Is plod a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is plod valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

4 letters word
7 points in Scrabble
9 points in WWF

Definitions for PLOD in dictionary:

VERB:

to walk heavily
walk doggedly and slowly with heavy steps
work slowly and perseveringly at a dull task
walk with slow heavy steps
To travel slowly but steadily; to trudge.
To toil; to drudge; especially, to study laboriously and patiently.
To walk on slowly or heavily.
walk heavily and firmly, as when weary, or through mud

NOUN:

a slow, heavy walk
a police officer

the act of walking with a slow heavy gait
act of plodding

Words related to PLOD

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Words that contain PLOD

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How to use PLOD in a sentence

We, in box carts slowly borne, On the great roads plod and mourn.
I could only plod along dismally, attentive to every movement of Shalah, praying incessantly that we might get well out of it all.
It seemed to her that he might plod on for ever without reaching his goal.
Faithful to his duties, he had never a thought of discontent, but was willing to plod on in the way his father had gone before him.
The chief difficulty in the way of her attaining any distant end had always been her reluctance to plod through the intervening stretches of dulness and privation.
And yet with all its faults, the reader who can plod through its pages will at least feel respect for the author.
Thereupon she began to plod back along the road by which she had come not altogether full of hope, but full of a conviction that a crisis in her life was approaching.
She knew of whom he was thinking, and smiled tenderly herself as she watched his big hand plod systematically and doggedly across the unfamiliar way.
I am a poor man and of little merit, who plod along in the art which God gave me, to lengthen out my life as far as possible.
The plains, however, were five feet deep in snow, so there was nothing for it but to plod upon our way.

With our present clothes it is a fairly heavy plod, but we get over the ground, which is a great thing.
With his hands behind his back, and his eyes upon the ground, he would plod across the field, perfectly unconscious that any one was following him.
Poor Dick was by this time past doing anything but plod wearily along, his tail down, his ears drooping, his tongue hanging out.
Frogs and fat toads were there to hop or plod And propagate in peace, an uncouth crew, Where velvet-headed rushes rustling nod And spill the morning dew.
There was nothing for it but to plod on to the forge, trusting to nick in later in the day.
It was the over-fire that he was obliged to plod through, and you who have never seen a battle do not realize what a fierce thing this over-fire is.
We climbed into the wagon and started homeward, but it was so dark that we had to plod along slowly.
As she swung herself into the saddle the distant plod of hoofs pounding the cattle tracks reached her.
The soft but rapid plod of galloping hoofs came out of the distance.
And so she must content herself to sink down in the old ruts, and plod on in work which was daily becoming more insufficient to her intellectual and spiritual needs.
The ponies plodded slowly upward, to turn and plod up the next angle of the trail, without loitering and without haste.
Your success lies in lines which require slow, thoughtful, careful reasoning, mature deliberation, and an ability to plod diligently through masses of facts and arguments.
It is more of a plod, with less of stamping and much less lifting of the feet.
Popular theory to the contrary, notwithstanding, it is easier to plod slowly along on the path to fame.
From behind came the plod of the heavy German feet and the sharp crack of rifles.
The newspaper gathers and circulates all true achievements faster than blind poets can plod round with the story.
Strong-minded but unlettered men, like Girard, who cannot be idle, must needs plod on to the end, adding superfluous millions to their estates.
This suited his fancy to a dot, for the oxen were snail-gaited, and to plod at their heels was dull work.
It was a twenty-five mile plod, and he reached the station early in the morning, weary and footsore.
To reach them I plod through a roadway ankle-deep in red clay dust.
You had more time to loiter on a summer morning, and there was less distance to plod through the winter snows and rains.
Plod along the path, and leave to-morrow to take care of itself.

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