schlepping

In the best circumstances, flying with a full-sized non-folding bicycle is inconvenient, but when you fly on the airline Bicycling magazine ranked second-worst for bicycle-schlepping "schlepping" is Yiddish for "portaging" it becomes nightmarish:

Flights of Fancy: The Art of Unsimplification BikeSnobNYC 2010

Rattling on about the founding father Jean Baptiste Pointe du Sable, the city charter, and world's fairs past, the mayor seemed bored-like a man who has spent six long terms schlepping to untold thousands of such ceremonial events.

Web Section 2008

The Platonic ideal of carryalls, tote bags can range from humble to haute, but whatever the price point, they share an essential shape that marries classic form with practical function, such as schlepping stacks of bills from the bank to stuff under your mattress.

The Simpler Things In Life 2008

And for all those who don’t like the idea of schlepping out to the Brooklyn location, Target is setting up temporary shop for the month at 7 Times Square (which is suspiciously close to the Condé Nast Death Star — hmmmm).

September 29, 2004 ��� October 6, 2004 2004

He was not happy especially with the "schlepping" of the "kids around from place to place."

CNN.com 2009

First, underwear isn't heavy, so there is no "schlepping" or "lugging" to be done.

World Hum 2009

First, underwear isn't heavy, so there is no "schlepping" or "lugging" to be done.

World Hum 2009

But "schlepping" from show to show is exhausting work - a lot of hauling, mileage and physical wear and tear, she said.

RutlandHerald.com 2009

Cripes, long day full of hauling boxes, shifting shelves, schlepping stuff, and general manual labor.

Morning/Life matrixleap 2010

TV Guide Magazine: And way better than schlepping everyone's butt to Las Vegas.

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