slow gait

American  

noun

1. (of a horse) a slow rack.

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Etymology

Origin of slow gait

First recorded in 1935–40

Example Sentences

In his own defense, Trump tweeted that his slow gait was because the ramp had no handrails and was slippery.

From Washington Post

They also tested gait speed and length, since slow gait and short steps may be markers of poor blood vessel function.

From New York Times

Though he has a slow gait and some problems with balance, Detective Veve now walks with a “rolling walker,” talks and eats three meals a day.

From New York Times

Kim Jong Un appears to have adopted his grandfather’s slow gait, beaming smile, closely cropped hair and even his way of holding a cigarette.

From Seattle Times

Kim Jong-un appears to have adopted his grandfather’s slow gait, beaming smile, closely cropped hair and even his way of holding a cigarette.

From New York Times