schlep (noun)

1. In Greek mythology, Hercules had to complete twelve daunting labors, each one a schlep.

2. During the Klondike Gold Rush in the late 19th century, many prospectors embarked on a schlep to reach the goldfields in Alaska.

3. In the anime series 'One Piece', the main characters often undertake long and arduous schleps in search of the ultimate treasure, the One Piece.

4. In J.R.R. Tolkien's 'The Lord of the Rings', Frodo and his companions had to endure a treacherous schlep through Middle-earth to destroy the One Ring.

1. In the Jewish community, they referred to the foolish character in the story as a schlep.

2. The alien race in the science fiction novel was depicted as a bunch of schleps.

3. The painting showcased a group of schleppers, symbolizing stupidity and awkwardness.

4. During the political turmoil, the opposition party often portrayed their rivals as schlep-like individuals.

1. In the comic strip, the hulking superhero effortlessly schlep a car with one hand.

2. She smiled as she watched her partner schlep their suitcases up the stairs to their romantic cabin in the mountains.

3. Devotees of the temple gathered to schlep a massive chariot during the religious festival.

4. The mighty warrior used his supernatural strength to schlep a massive boulder across the enchanted forest.