latish
Not quite punctual
Latish means somewhat late or fairly late—later than expected or typical, but not extremely so.
The suffix softens the lateness: We arrived at a latish hour.
I'll call you back latish this afternoon.
The word is informal and more common in British than American English.
Not on time
- delayedMade to wait longer
- belatedArriving after expected
- overduePast expected arrival
- tardyArriving past due
behind · lagging · slow · unhurried · lingering · dawdling · pushing it · running behind
Done without urgency
- laid-backCalm and unhurried
- easygoingRelaxed in temperament
- relaxedFree of stress
- flexibleAble to bend freely
loose · casual · nonchalant · unhurried · mellow · comfortable · informal · approximate
behind schedule
Not on time
tardy · behind · lagging · slow · unhurried · lingering · dawdling · pushing it · running behind · trailing
leisurely
Done without urgency
flexible · loose · casual · nonchalant · unhurried · mellow · comfortable · informal · approximate · rough