1. sluggish, slow-moving, or lethargic
Usage: archaic or dialectal; chiefly Scottish

1. to move slowly or sluggishly; to dawdle or loiter
Usage: archaic or dialectal; chiefly Scottish

Examples

• The drumbled old horse could barely keep pace with the carriage.
• He drumbled through the marketplace, stopping at every stall.
• The drumbled pace of the procession tested everyone's patience.
• She drumbled about the garden, lost in thought.
• The drumbled servant moved as if in a dream.
• They drumbled along the country road without urgency.