slow-footed

Though they may be slow-footed, they have sure noses and deep-mouthed fangs.

A fat-bellied, slow-footed cousin will you find when you come for me.

The slow-footed dawn came and found him worn and discouraged.

Those minutes were slow-footed, but at last he closed the watch with a snap.

But the old mare was a slow-footed animal; and Ducklow had no whip.

Miss Mitford says, as you do, that she never heard of so slow-footed a book.

Finch is a leathern, sallow, slow-footed man, between twenty and forty.

After an interval, a slow-footed car washer inside the garage began trundling the doors back to admit me.

She was counting the slow-footed moments, and at every turn her eyes consulted the old Dutch clock in the corner.

Not that the country, at its worst, is slow-footed or depressed; for wit is always at the elbow of want.