waded

I waded through this swamp of words and all I get from it is that the author is angry because a journalist was mean to him.

Once you've waded through the quagmire of access tokens, auth libraries (in different languages), account permissions, etc...

This one he wanted for future access: the night Romero waded through a stormy river to work.

Unexploded shells and landmines littered the countryside, often underwater in the paddy fields where peasants waded.

The presence of those consumer/server distinction in ISP's TOS should get waded out at some point.

In the bad old days people waded through crap up to their eyeballs uphill both ways.

I remember that I waded through the documentation quite a bit though, trying to figure this out.

He also waded through a flooded lake to get to work one day.

But I'm not surprised that people haven't waded and read through every comment before they comment.

I've waded through a lot of legacy and current scientific code (and still do that sometimes).

I, being the youngest, waded heavily through after my siblings, but never was particularly interested.

I probably shouldn't have waded into this thread to begin with.

I think I had waded through the separate menu choices without success, but I never tried that "Auto" button.

Dirty man, dirty state, dirty legacy." You bravely waded in, ad hominem, on a dead man.

Yet, I cannot help but think that many of these "let the people decide" self-publishing advocates have not waded much into the work of the self-published author.

And it was clear that I wouldn't have heard those stories unless I had gone out of my way to understand what the "angry" people were mad about, and waded through quite a lot of background material.