Drag
Drag verb - To move slowly.
Usage example: the play dragged and seemed to take forever to get to its predictable conclusion
Snail
Snail verb - To move slowly.
Usage example: the highway construction work created a bottleneck that had cars snailing for the next five miles
Both words in one sentence
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This is more difficult than it sounds, in World 2, as the only way to collect them is to haphazardly kick a bouncy snail shell into a golf hole, often having to drag the shell over the whole level.
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One of its curved lower jawbones has peg-like teeth to grip snail shells, while the other has hook-like teeth to penetrate inside and drag out the tasty contents.
Source: Fashionable Asymmetry
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