1. To carry somethingheavy.
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?
A person who appears generous, but counts the costs of everything and complains about what they chose to give. Usually, also blind to anything others do for them because they are so focused on the cost of everything they do.
The nerve of that shlepp complaining about me drinking the beer and saying I don't do anything for them. I sweat and cleaned and purchased the supplies to fix up the house as well as did it. What a shlepp, over a beer!
just an all out word. can be used intead of cool. also in yiddish its definition is to drag around.
other forms of the word are:shlepper,shelppin,shlepers
dude: hey isnt mike such a shlepper.
dude 2: yah he is just a big shlepp.
In Yiddish:
women: my husband is shleppin me to a kibutz near haife.