slowpoke

IPA: sɫˈoʊpoʊk

(US, Canada, informal, mildly derogatory) A person who moves slowly or takes a long time to do something.

Examples of "slowpoke" in Sentences

The word can also mean slowpoke.
Slowpoke is also known to carry a gun.
My interest in Slowpoke relates mostly to the game.
Weaving in and out whenever you run into a slowpoke.
He was “special ed” throughout and famously a slowpoke.
I'd do it if I wasn't such a computer newbie and slowpoke.
As you have probably observed I am a slowpoke contributor.
Why do we compulsively become impatient with the slowpoke in front of us?
Slowpoke tails drip an odd syrup like fluid which many fish are attracted to.
“Move your ass, then, slowpoke,” he said, kicked the bike into life, and charged down the sloping ravine toward the maglev train.
Well, I got my mile time down a minute from December (to 10: 57 -- yes, I'm a slowpoke) and my mile and a half down to to 16: 49.
The 'transonic' stage of a 7mm Weatherby is at about 1400 yards, a 30-06 at about 1200 yards, and my old slowpoke .35 Whelen is at 700 yards.
I knew that such an endeavor would be treacherous for me, a former slowpoke with very little running experience, but I made up my mind to take on the challenge.
Speculation only, but I'd bet Sam was in a rush and simply did not have time to wait for the slowpoke commoner in front of him, so hit the gas and pass the peon ... oops ...