Vocabulary Word
Word: drudge
Definition: do drudgery; N: person who drudges
Definition: do drudgery; N: person who drudges
Sentences Containing 'drudge'
was applying himself to business, and devoting himself wholly to his duties--not the least hint of my ever being anything else than the common drudge into which I was fast settling down.
Spann's remarks in his station's weather blog were linked to by the Drudge Report, which thrust Spann — a well-known personality in north and central Alabama, but little known outside that area — into the larger spotlight.
In the American political blogosphere, the story was covered by The Drudge Report, Jack Shafer, Kaus at "Slate", Alex Coppelman at Salon.com, Rachel Sklar Lee Stranahan; (Stranahan also cross-posted his article to "Daily Kos") at "The Huffington Post", independent political pundit, James Joyner, Rod Dreher at "The Dallas Morning News", Paul Mulshine at "The Star-Ledger", and Guy Adams at "The Independent".
This practice was documented by both the Drudge Report and Salon.com.