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1. the act of shlepping
2. walking while frumping 3. walking in a tired, dragging motion 4. laying around 5. anything else that floats ur boat "Michele was so tired, she just shlept around the house"
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1. To carry something heavy.
2. To carry something in a dragging fashion, as if tired. 3. To go somewhere, particularly somewhere far away or otherwise difficult to reach; often implies resentment of putting forth such effort. The elevator was broken, so I had to shlep the TV set up five flights of stairs.
I shlepped my book bag behind me. I shlepped all the way out here from downtown so you could tell me you feel like staying in tonight? |
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noun.
A person who is incapable of performing even the most basic of tasks. "Don't ask Joe for directions. He is a total shlep and will fuck it all to hell."
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Noun, Verb
sh-lep, shh-lepp Noun- 1. the state of anything that shleps 2. a period of shlepping 3. fake death 4. eye rest 5. sleepy time Verb- shlepping, shlept 1. to rest, nap, recover, sleep, cease being awake I am majorly in need of shlep; I haven't shlept in days!
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What an Irish countryman calls a "slap" or a "spank". A good shlep is what he's aiming for!
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