lag's Usage Examples:

On the shore below is the little village of Sermione, with sulphur baths.

There are thirty-eight villages, or barrios, of which eight had, in 1903, 1000 inhabitants or more.

A legal parcelling (lager skifte) was introduced in 1827 and slowly carried out in the face of considerable local opposition; indeed, in the island of Gotland the system could not be enforced until 1870-1880.

It has long been known that water carried in silver flagons stays fresh.

denationalized the forest and put them partly into private hands and partly restored village management structures.

The Hartley family had been wheelwrights in the village since at least 1750.

All fishes of the mackerel family are strictly carnivorous; they unceasingly pursue their prey, which consists principally of other fish and pelagic crustaceans.

The stairs ended at a trapdoor that led out onto the stone flagged roof of the tower surrounded by a low parapet.

His style still gained in individuality, as in "Village Damsels" (1852), the "Wrestlers," "Bathers," and "A Girl Spinning" (1852).

Several of Aquatica's signature attractions are cleverly designed to make it appear as if guests are passing through grottos, lagoons, and pools populated with tropical fish and exotic marine life.

Make collages that you can stick on with toothpicks, small wire sculptures, or a printed design that a bakery can transfer onto a finished cake.

The imam died in March 819 in the village Sanabad near Tus, some miles north-west of Meshed.

Synonyms:

follow, drop back, fall behind, dawdle, hang back, drop behind, trail, get behind, drag, fall back,

Antonyms:

low, acceleration, intelligence, activity, precede,