What is another word for lugging in?
Pronunciation: [lˈʌɡɪŋ ˈɪn] (IPA) 
Lugging in refers to bringing something heavy or bulky into a place. Synonyms for lugging in include hauling, carrying, transporting, dragging, conveying, moving, and heaving. These words all suggest physical effort in moving an object from one place to another. Hauling, carrying, and transporting refer to moving an object from one place to another by using physical effort. Dragging implies that the object is being pulled by a force along its surface, while conveying suggests a more deliberate and purposeful movement of an object. Conversely, moving and heaving convey a sense of a more significant effort in lifting and carrying an object, suggesting that the object is more substantial or more cumbersome.
