The Collaborative International Dictionary
Sluggy
Sluggy \Slug"gy\, a.
Sluggish. [Obs.]
--Chaucer.
Wiktionary
sluggy
a. (context obsolete English) sluggish
Usage examples of "sluggy".
In the meantime I had infected my publisher with the Sluggite disease and he had stated that he wanted Sluggy artwork in the next book.
Rounding out the lineup was the rest of our menagerie: two frogs, three goldfish, a hermit crab, a snail named Sluggy, and a box of live crickets for feeding the frogs.
Or, wait, we get some piezoplastic sluggies to do the heavy lifting, and the orphids can guide them.
Sluggy at the corner, and he and Deano walked all the way to the Bracken without speaking.