Poky ( adjective , noun , adjective )

(As an adjective)

Poky ( adjective )

Slow-moving, sluggish, or lethargic.

Origin:

Origin uncertain, possibly from the noun form of poke (to prod or prod gently).

Examples:

1. The old car was poky and struggled to keep up with the traffic.
2. He was feeling poky and didn't want to do anything.
3. The computer was poky and took ages to boot up.
4. She was feeling poky and decided to take a nap.
5. The poky service at the restaurant was frustrating.

(As a noun)

Poky ( noun )

Slow-moving, sluggish, or lethargic.

Origin:

Origin uncertain, possibly from the noun form of poke (to prod or prod gently).

Examples:

1. The old car was poky and struggled to keep up with the traffic.
2. He was feeling poky and didn't want to do anything.
3. The computer was poky and took ages to boot up.
4. She was feeling poky and decided to take a nap.
5. The poky service at the restaurant was frustrating.

(As an adjective)

Poky ( adjective )

Slow-moving, sluggish, or lethargic.

Origin:

Origin uncertain, possibly from the noun form of poke (to prod or prod gently).

Examples:

1. The old car was poky and struggled to keep up with the traffic.
2. He was feeling poky and didn't want to do anything.
3. The computer was poky and took ages to boot up.
4. She was feeling poky and decided to take a nap.
5. The poky service at the restaurant was frustrating.