Definition

A common term for a soldier who marches on foot, especially in a military context.

Example

The footslogger bravely marched alongside his comrades during the long campaign.

Conversation

Did you hear about the new game where you play as a footslogger?

Yeah, it sounds interesting! I love strategy games like that.

I think it's cool how it focuses on the challenges of being a footslogger.

Definitely! It'll be fun to see how they portray that experience.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Footlogger → The word is formed from "foot" (from Old English "fōt", meaning the lower limb) and "slogger" (from the verb "slog", meaning to walk heavily or laboriously). A footlogger refers to someone who travels on foot, often over long distances, emphasizing the act of walking laboriously.

Memory Tip

Think of someone using their 'foot' to 'slog' or walk heavily — that's why a footlogger is someone who travels on foot.

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