sluggish

Hail to the cuddly giant panda, Sluggish slave of propangada.

Only from far away came the murmur of the sluggish waters of the Maros, and from its shores the call of a heron to its mate.

The mind of one who does not work for that which he needs, but commands it from others, grows heavy and sluggish.

The ridge made a sort of dam in the river; and above there was a long reach, smooth and sluggish.

Their sluggish minds were prone to all the superstition of the Middle Ages.

The heat of a summer or early autumn day makes them sluggish, but an hour or two in the evening is sometimes remunerative.