Meanings of slow foot in English

Artie wondered if the slow foot traffic had anything to do with Sal Baxter's death.

All these days flashed before Adam while he put a slow foot out on the tent-rug.

The sagacious horse was left to pick out his own way along the narrow trail at a slow foot-pace.

Avoid going "limp noodle" (a slow foot cut with straight legs), as this position fails to generate the needed momentum.

Lee, equally silent, again set a slow foot out, moving cautiously toward the spot where his eyes sought Quinnion in the dark.

At a slow foot-pace the pioneers followed down the wild valley of the Holston River, often with towering mountains rising upon each side of them.

I then withdrew; with slow feet, however, and a misgiving heart.

I rapped on her door until I heard slow feet coming down the stairs.

Cora's trial dragged itself into the following January on the slow feet of countless technicalities.

They limp along with slow feet.

As ever he mixed it up and broke after a delightful forehand to Tsonga's slow feet, then a wicked return.

The woman began a half-hysterical sobbing, but after a moment she turned and came with slow feet to where Stewart lay.

Yet half a dozen times he went on, though with slow feet, thinking always, Was he right in what he was doing, was he right?