spudge around v.
(US) to exert oneself, to apply oneself.
Country By-Ways 49: I’ve wondered sometimes, myself, he didn’t spudge up and be somebody [DA]. | ||
Scribner’s Mag. Aug. 247: If she would only spudge around, get her work done [etc.]. |
(US) to exert oneself, to apply oneself.
Country By-Ways 49: I’ve wondered sometimes, myself, he didn’t spudge up and be somebody [DA]. | ||
Scribner’s Mag. Aug. 247: If she would only spudge around, get her work done [etc.]. |