Slog

Noun: something boring, heavy and slow.

A: What kind of work do you do?
B: Casual Retail, so it's not so much work as it is slog.

by Lauren96 July 27, 2019

Slog

A combination of the words job and slow, the term for a run or portion of a run when your pace slows to that of a quick walk usually due to exhaustion, a loss of motivation, or physical distress. Usage patented by laura @ the gluten-free treadmill, Susie @ SuzLyfe, and Mike @ Running Around the Bend.

By the end of the marathon, I was reduced to slogging through the last mile because I was so tired.

by LauraJayneBlog June 19, 2014

Slog

A creamy, white fluid expelled by various orifices of the body in times of a great excitement.

"Guy 1: Dude, I think I just slogged all over the place. It was too good."

"Guy 2: Bro, clean that shit up, it's gonna stain your mom's rug."

by UrbanMasterBait March 29, 2017

Slog

A slang used for a person that is lazy and looks like a sloth, but energetic and jumpy like a frog. Therefore, they are a slog.

“Bro, why does Francesca look like a slog?”

“I dunno man. She’s probably a sloth frog”

by charlie.pflug October 22, 2018

slog

a girl very easy to get with. usually a fat slut that takes little coaxing to fornicate with. the act of looking for a slog is called "slogging"

anna nicole smith is a well-known slog

by kenny burnham March 24, 2005

Slog

1. A slow-paced or boring blog.

"I'm sick of Christie asking me whether or not I've read the latest entry in her slog yet. The only thing she ever writes about is her dreams, and she never uses any puctuation!"

by aletheia vonlubs May 9, 2008

Slogging

When a person jogs at such a slow pace it could be mistaken for walking.

Person 1: Did you pass Jannis on the sidewalk?
Person 2: Yup, didnt you hear; she is the town slogger. Slogging is what she is known for.

by TKinfinity July 14, 2019