drudge
/drʌdʒ/
noun
- A person who does hard, boring, or unpleasant work.
- In the old factory, workers were treated as mere drudges with no breaks.
- He felt like a drudge, spending every weekend cleaning the office.
- She was tired of being a household drudge and wanted to pursue her art.
Antonyms
verb
- To do hard, boring, or unpleasant work.
- They had to drudge through piles of paperwork before the deadline.
- All day long, the laborers drudged in the hot sun without complaint.
- I don't want to drudge over these math problems all night.