lug in

By then, Duroy had died and Candy Jennings had retired, so Letteriello did most of that work, again as a volunteer, with his friend Joey Vanoni, who helped him lug in rocks to build the creek.

“Our cost per unit, lug in cherries or bin in apples, is lower when we do piece rate. It increases the productivity per person,” Gilbert said.

And so I greet with interest Amazon's new take on "The Tick," the story of a super-strong, addlepated big lug in a blue suit – such a nice change from all that black – and the nervous accountant he encourages into partnership.

Volunteers lug in furniture, assemble the bed, roll out rugs, hang pictures ... 

He heads there most nights, to lug in more beer, to throw darts with his regulars, to smoke Camels and sit with his wife and wonder how to keep getting by, now that his oil job is gone.