schleppy BrE slang

"No one wants to build a schleppy office building.

"It's better than some schleppy store that just puts a shoe on a foot and drops the boxes."

Track 2 is the schleppy, buzzing answer to Russ Meyer movies.

But both producer and actor are careful to give Dutch his "little victories" so he won't become a schleppy cliché.

He is the fashion cop who chastises them for the slightest lapse into what he calls "schleppy dress."

They didn't want it to be 'Paul Blart' or some schleppy guy stepping into the octagon and winning fights.

Ms. Field knows, but has little use for Wall Street's gritty reality - "the sweaty, schleppy guys in the middle of the trading floor."

Hawke plays "schleppy" Edward Dalton, a vampire scientist in search of a blood substitute or cure to vampirism.

Summer's uncomplicated accessories, unlike the schleppy cargo of snow season, can be limited to a pair of Ray-Bans and a tube of Coppertone.

She talks a lot on her iPhone!) that she requires the interventions of a man, often schleppy, usually immature and/or emotionally abusive, to teach her the true nature of love.

“We are optimistic,” said Ellis Verdi, president and co-founder of DeVito/Verdi, because whatever economic conditions may be, these women “are not going to bum around in schleppy clothes.”

Hirsch (the lovably dour actor best known for his avuncular role on the classic TV sitcom "Taxi") plays Freud with an Old World manner that is at once dignified and schleppy.

Their home in Skillman, N.J., was not in an evacuation zone, but the emergency medical technicians struggled to drive the Schleppy family to a hospital in Princeton amid flooding, debris and road closures.

A master of farce, which Mr. Stewart was not, could have created timelessly outlandish antics for a schleppy character, and a skilled clown, which Mr. Cassese does not appear to be, might just take off amusingly.