lead-footed

Adjective

Meaning

Slow, boring, dull, or stupid.

Tending to drive too fast.

Examples

What was time, after all, except a lead-footed march from the precincts of youth into the country of the grave? Time was the force that crumbled granite, devoured memory, and seduced infants into senility-as implacable as a hanging judge and as poetic as a tank. Robert Charles Wilson

An eminently likeable and capable small car with good dynamics but a limited range and an ambitious price A theme common to many electric cars is that their weight and architecture lead to them feeling lead-footed and brittle. Source: Internet

The processors tend to get throttled back and screens dim, so a laptop that feels nimble when connected is lead-footed on battery power, turning your gaming experience into a battle of frustration. Source: Internet

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