What are the antonyms for PLOD?
- hack, rest, goof, speed, whiz, dillydally, slacken, doodle, loaf, veg out, idle, unwind, trifle, break, coast, footle, kilt, poise, repose, putter, drift, shirk, hang about, tear, zoom, waft, goldbrick, loll, breeze, sail, lounge, potter, fool around, float, tiptoe, Fribble, monkey, relax, zip, slack, slide, play, glide, whisk, dally, waltz, hover, chill, hurry, ease, be lazy, race, dabble, hang, laze, mess around, bum, bask, fly.
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Synonyms for PLOD
- pour it on,
- tag along,
- take a walk,
- linger,
- grovelling,
- limp,
- go on foot,
- snuck,
- peg away,
- hoofing,
- goofing off,
- amble,
- wading,
- stroll,
- bringing up the rear,
- plug along,
- worm,
- drag oneself,
- goof off,
- Travailing,
- grub,
- delay,
- drag feet,
- trundles,
- lollygag,
- loiter along,
- go on all fours,
- clopping,
- bring up the rear,
- plodding,
- lollygagging,
- Inched,
- Idled,
- Inching,
- traipse,
- step,
- pull oneself along,
- clonks,
- stomped,
- dawdle,
- clop,
- go on belly,
- get no place fast,
- walks,
- slow up,
- take time,
- clonk,
- be servile,
- back to the salt mines,
- stick around,
- work,
- Worming,
- Moiling,
- bringing up rear,
- trudge,
- take one's time,
- trek,
- slow,
- take out after,
- wallow,
- be dilatory,
- exert oneself,
- tooling,
- writhing,
- Trundling,
- Trundled,
- being behind,
- Jellying,
- plugging away,
- move at snail's pace,
- saunter,
- wait around,
- wend one's way,
- Trailed,
- hoof it,
- footed,
- pitter-patter,
- Tromp,
- Scrabbling,
- spooring,
- clonking,
- travel on foot,
- push oneself,
- going on foot,
- poke,
- plod,
- slog,
- fagged,
- stride,
- stepped on,
- slop,
- trail,
- plowed,
- takes a walk,
- idles,
- travail,
- footslog,
- hike,
- mucked,
- Wormed,
- wade,
- stodge,
- brought up the rear,
- stodges,
- shagged,
- lose strength,
- stamp,
- keep nose to grindstone,
- trundle,
- lollygags,
- knuckle down,
- shags,
- sweat,
- hoofed,
- skivvying,
- drag oneself along,
- clopped,
- knock oneself out,
- barged,
- lumber,
- skivvy,
- FAGS,
- persevere,
- Limped,
- work fingers to bone,
- crawl,
- bear down,
- drop back,
- toil,
- scratch,
- locomote,
- Hesitated,
- go barefoot,
- footslogging,
- knock about,
- plough through,
- Fagging,
- pad,
- work oneself to the bone,
- scrabbles,
- hang down,
- falling behind,
- be behind,
- be on the trail,
- clunk,
- stump,
- plug away,
- walk,
- stomp,
- tread,
- tooled,
- slowed up,
- stepping on,
- hang out,
- Striding,
- drag,
- poke along,
- mucking,
- walking,
- schlepp,
- hanging down,
- stumble,
- hobble,
- be tardy,
- galumph,
- legged,
- hoofed it,
- Trooping,
- buckle down,
- lag,
- grind,
- drudge,
- walk over,
- Loitered,
- be long,
- scrabble,
- Sauntered,
- Promenaded,
- Trooped,
- fall behind,
- inch along,
- drag along,
- drag one's feet,
- flounder,
- move,
- travails,
- trample,
- plug,
- be on the move,
- WORMS,
- work like a dog,
- idling,
- nose out,
- hinder,
- clump,
- Promenading,
- taking one's time,
- follow a scent,
- pull along,
- jellied,
- skivvies,
- fall back,
- loiter,
- labor,
- pour on,
- clops,
- Travailed,
- galumphing,
- creep,
- moil,
- move on hands and knees,
- barging,
- clomp,
- bedog,
- Trifled,
- Strolled,
- step on,
- stamp on,
- sit around,
- stomping,
- Scrabbled.
Usage Examples for PLOD
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The best way for the teacher who must plod on by himself through long years is that he should once in every few months sit quietly alone and think over what his voice method is, how he is applying it, and what the result is. - "Seed Thoughts for Singers" by Frank Herbert Tubbs
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No, we don't plod along here with nobody to care how we get along. - "Divers Women" by Pansy and Mrs. C.M. Livingston
