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Definition of Trudgers
1. trudger [n] - See also: trudger
Lexicographical Neighbors of Trudgers
Literary usage of Trudgers
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Life and Times of Anne Royall by Sarah Harvey Porter (1908)
"The foot trudgers get ten per cent." Again she writes: "The next is the money
part, yes, money is the moving spring — money — money •— money — all their ..."
2. The New American Drama by Richard Burton (1913)
"And then, elephants with monkeys on their backs, their facile trunks saluting
the crowd; or a drove of camels, those sad, faithful trudgers of the desert, ..."
3. Under the Syrian Sun: The Lebanon, Baalbek, Galilee, and Judæa by A Cunnick Inchbold (1907)
"... men and women both old and young; horses, donkeys, mules, mixed up in wild
confusion with the trudgers on foot and a few soldiers. ..."
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