1. to carry or drag something heavy or awkward with effort
Usage: informal; Yiddish origin
2. to move slowly or with difficulty
Usage: informal

Examples

• She schlepps her heavy suitcase up three flights of stairs.
• He schlepps to work every morning on the crowded subway.
• Don’t make me schlep all these boxes by myself.
• The tired hikers schlepped along the muddy trail.
• I have to schlep across town to pick up my dry cleaning.
• She schlepps her laptop everywhere she goes.