slop along

To plod heavily through some messy, mucky substance. The dirt path back to camp turned to total muck after the rain, so we had no choice but to slop along the whole way back. The fugitive slopped along in the sewers to avoid capture by the police.

See also: slop

See also:

tramp through
tramp through (something or some place)
have (hand)writing like chicken scratch
(one's) (hand)writing is like chicken scratch
handwriting
tramp across
tramp across (something or some place)
in a heap
dish the dirt on (someone or something)
dirt cheap

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