slowcoaches
Those who dawdle
Slowcoaches is the plural of slowcoach, British slang for a person who moves, works, or thinks slowly.
It carries mild impatience or affectionate teasing: Come on, slowcoaches, we'll miss the train!
The American equivalent is slowpoke.
Those who trail behind
- dawdlersThose who move slowly
- stragglersThose who fall behind
- sluggardsHabitually inactive people
- loiterersThose who linger aimlessly
procrastinators · lollygaggers · foot-draggers · snails · tortoises · plodders · crawlers · laggers
Walking without urgency
- saunteringWalking in unhurried manner
- meanderingFollowing a winding course
- strollingWalking at ease
- moseyingWalking slowly, aimlessly
unhurried · languid · laid-back · easygoing · relaxed · gentle · dawdling · rambling
Intense weary annoyance
- impatienceIntolerance of delay
- irritationMild anger or inflammation
- bottleneckConstriction limiting throughput
- obstacleSomething blocking the way
hindrance · annoyance · inefficiency · gridlock · drag · tedium · time-wasting · hold-up
laggards
Those who trail behind
- dawdlersThose who move slowly
- stragglersThose who fall behind
- sluggardsHabitually inactive people
loiterers · procrastinators · lollygaggers · foot-draggers · snails · tortoises · plodders · crawlers · laggers · trailers
ambling
Walking without urgency
- saunteringWalking in unhurried manner
- meanderingFollowing a winding course
- strollingWalking at ease
moseying · unhurried · languid · laid-back · easygoing · relaxed · gentle · dawdling · rambling · loafing
exasperation
Intense weary annoyance
- impatienceIntolerance of delay
- irritationMild anger or inflammation
- bottleneckConstriction limiting throughput
obstacle · hindrance · annoyance · inefficiency · gridlock · drag · tedium · time-wasting · hold-up · delay
slowcoachesspeedsters
Very quick individuals
speed demons · sprinters · go-getters · racers · whippets
slowcoachesgo-getters
Ambitiously proactive people
hustlers · eager beavers · dynamos · live wires · high-flyers