Converse of object

• become: The commitment required to prevent the sport becoming a drudge is very high.

• remove: Powerful reports are generated by CPS on request removing the drudge of both marking and collating tests.

Adjective modifier

• harmless: An unpaid career as a hopeless, and ever more harmless drudge... .

• dull: But like Cinderella, the apparently dull drudge of CI is worth looking at more closely.

• daily: Work is a clock-watching torture - a daily drudge, not life's prime want.

• domestic: Wages were very low - too small for the work done - and the domestic drudge could not read or write.

• poor: Proud of this pride, He is contented thy poor drudge to be, To stand in thy affairs, fall by thy side.

Modifies a noun

• work: This is where the innovative work supplements the drudge work, e.g.