1. plural of drudger; people who perform hard, tedious, or menial work
Usage: countable noun; often used to describe workers engaged in repetitive or unpleasant labor

Examples

• The factory drudgers worked long hours for minimal pay.
• Many drudgers in the service industry struggle to make ends meet.
• She refused to become one of the office drudgers, stuck in a dead-end job.
• The drudgers kept their heads down and completed their assigned tasks.
• Historical accounts describe the drudgers who built the railroads across America.
• Even the most dedicated drudgers deserve respect for their contributions.