[
UK
/slˈəʊkəʊtʃ/
]
NOUN
-
someone who moves slowly
in England they call a slowpoke a slowcoach
How To Use slowcoach In A Sentence
- Come along, slowcoach, spit spot, on the double now!
- Or would it only lead to greater tension when some slowcoach drifts accidentally into the fast lane? Times, Sunday Times
- Nearly half admitted taking a risk while overtaking a slowcoach. The Sun
- I don't like bandwagons, because I am a slowcoach and it's usually pretty crowded by the time I get there.
- This tortoise is no slowcoach. Times, Sunday Times
- They have gone to incredible lengths to ensure the ball gets to hulking slowcoach forwards and not their speedster. Times, Sunday Times
- Even a modest budget of 700 need not mean a slowcoach machine. Times, Sunday Times
- in England they call a slowpoke a slowcoach
- Eventually, after six hours on the back of the bike we swept those slowcoach cyclists over the finish line and there were all the rest of the entrants.
- The hope now is that slowcoach Europe will lift its performance in 2004, taking some of the pressure off the US workhorse.