Definitions
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- v. Simple past tense and past participle of slow.
Etymologies
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Examples
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When the planning all failed the astronauts grabbed the spinning satellite by hand, slowed is spin, and brought it in.
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SNapped this shot when the days steelhead fishin 'slowed down
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Dave fought us tooth and nail, but his schedule has slowed from a tornado to a windstorm, and he has better health and sanity because of it.
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Revenue at KPN's Dutch operations fell 1.3%, due to continued pressure at both the consumer and business units, but the rate of revenue decline slowed from a 4.3% fall in the second quarter.
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“We came from Massachusetts 2 C U,” read a sign waved by one woman as the train slowed down.
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The train slowed down as it passed and Mr. Obama waving at the crowd from the back of the train car.
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Half a heartbeat later, Lohengrin slowed and staggered, then went down to one knee.
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I'm sure the biggest reason why use of the program has slowed is because there isn't so much unrgency now that it; s been funded more.
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Today the rain slowed down enough that I went out with a camera and umbrella and took photos.
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Unfortunately, about halfway into our planned 4-mile hike, and even though we were just moseying about, taking our time, Austin slowed down, began panting very hard, and shortly thereafter ran out of coal.
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