poky

“Come on,” she urged the poky car as it struggled up the slope.

It's rather a poky place, you know, mamma, and in India I suppose the houses are all enormous.

It is monstrous to think of burying his talents in a poky little hole like Whitford.

We used to have a house, of course, before uncle died, and you know how poky rooms seem after that.

The children are behaving as well as can be, and Sykes too; and it's not a poky house, by any means.

Somehow Ebenezer did not seem just a poky old farm horse, as Twinkleheels had always regarded him.