1. to march or walk for a long distance, especially on foot and with difficulty or fatigue
Usage: informal; often implies tedious or exhausting travel

Examples

• The soldiers had to footslog through the muddy terrain for hours.
• After missing the bus, we footslogged all the way home.
• The hikers footslogged up the mountain despite their exhaustion.
• During the military exercise, recruits footslogged across the desert.
• We footslogged through the city streets looking for the venue.
• The troops footslogged for miles in full gear.