Trudge is valid Scrabble Word

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

6 letters word
8 points in Scrabble
10 points in WWF

Definitions for TRUDGE in dictionary:

VERB:

to walk tiredly
walk slowly and with heavy steps, typically because of exhaustion or harsh conditions
walk heavily or wearily
To walk or march with labor; to jog along; to move wearily.
walk heavily and firmly, as when weary, or through mud

NOUN:

Words related to TRUDGE

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Words that contain TRUDGE

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How to use TRUDGE in a sentence

The peasants sing choruses as they trudge upward, taking short cuts among the trees at the angles of the zigzag.
For hours they trudge over the snow until surrounded by a Cossack patrol.
A walking boss would trudge continually the river trail, or ride the logs down stream, holding the correlation of these many units.
We have to trudge four miles for our vegetables and fish, which are obtainable in a more or less stale condition only twice a week.
He does not care to stop and talk to folk, only trudge on.
He passed through it and began to trudge along the narrow, winding passage.
After breakfast the children trudge off to school, which is three miles away.
And a hot, toilsome trudge it was, through that long narrow valley with scrubby woods reaching down to the road, but with no habitations and no water.
Another toilsome trudge, during which I met an English threshing-machine being dragged along by bullocks, and the familiar words upon it made me feel for awhile quite at home.
And so began an eventful, and an unforgettable, 70-day trudge through the nooks and corners of Goa.

But who shall be our judge? Oh, if Lycopas with his kine should chance this way to trudge! COMETAS.
While they are on their way, we shall return to our friend, young Dick, who was left to trudge home from the Grey Stone on the night set apart for the abduction of Mave Sullivan.
He knew that the Babe would trudge on till he dropped in his tracks before acknowledging that he was tired.
Elsa permitted her broncho to trudge at the tail of the column.
Leather with the redoubtable horses by the road, intending to follow in as many hours by the rail as it took them days to trudge on foot.
After a long trudge the Briqueterie was reached, a dangerous and dreaded spot, for it was periodically swept with shell fire.
And so all that brilliant throng went whirling back to cantonments, and we were left disconsolately standing in the court-yard, with the probability of having to trudge home.
Down through the years he was watching a thin little figure trudge with such patience and sweetness and determination as he seemed never before to have appreciated.
So he set off for a tiresome trudge over the wet sand.
Proud of the womanly skill of his wife, and glad to be spared the necessity of another wearisome trudge through the streets, he gladly remained at home, and Dr.
The town was a mile away from the depot and the poor girl had to trudge all that distance alone.
Leaving these fellows to trudge on with their loads, Toby and his companions now pushed forward again, as the sun was already low in the west.
This was the rendezvous chosen by the pirates, where Dampier and his party found the French pirate ship that rescued them after their famous trudge across the Isthmus of Darien.
Kennedy, in spite of much other work in which he was engaged, found time to constantly trudge to and fro to the camp, watching, with zealous care, the erection of the Hut.
The second line arrived, so my prisoners and I set out on our tired trudge to Samarra.
On I trudge through pine woods fragrant and cool And emerge amid clustered pools and by rolling acres of rye.
You young Ladies who cannot often ride in a Carriage never mind what weather you trudge in, or how the wind shews your legs.
I must now trudge two miles to the village, through rain and mud knee-deep, after that accursed proof-sheet.
It had made it physically possible, for instance, for Helen May to trudge out into the wild to hunt nine goats that had strayed from the main band.
She had come by that earlier in the afternoon, and she knew exactly what it had to offer besides the advantage of cutting half a mile from a three-mile trudge.
Skirts would be impracticable when they go out boating and fishing with their husbands or trudge through the deep snow, which lies on the ground more than half a year.
But of those who must look forward to the fewest days and to the most misery there was not one but, like the fabled woodcutter, chose to trudge out to the end his miserable span.

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