laggy
- adjective
- /ˈlæɡi/
- Slang
- It's not laggy because of the game; it's laggy because of the people that join with poor connections.
The biggest issues right now are windows being laggy.
- The biggest issues right now are windows being laggy.
- My mom has a Android and I don't really like it because the springboard is kind of laggy.
- So even if the Nest Hubs touchscreen is laggy and the sleep sensing is, at least you're future proofing if you get it.
Examples
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The video stream became laggy when too many people joined the call.
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Too many people, laggy performance, and usability issues galore.
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Running Android, you have to have lots of power to get through the laggy software.
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Calls reach the recipient faster, the user interface is less "laggy," and the video quality is relatively the best.
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And it gets extremely laggy on heavier flash apps.
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It's laggy; I don't know if it is the OS or the hardware.
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Although Painter 12 is a bit laggy for my 4GB RAM laptop.
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But Lightroom 4.1 is still much slower and laggy than 3.6 and eats up memory.
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The whole UI is also astonishingly slow and laggy, which makes little sense on such a low-res system.
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Cloud-based processing is laggy and troublesome still due to bandwidth issues, and network upgrades slowing lately aren't going to help.
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Synonyms
Moving or happening at a low speed
Takes a long time to answer messages or questions
A person or thing that moves slowly and makes people wait
In a slow way that makes tasks finish late
Antonyms
How Slow
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Laggy comes from the simple word lag, which means 'to fall behind' or a 'delay'. So when a device or game is laggy, it has a delay and is slow to respond.