| Ascertains slowly |
| Progress very slowly |
| Access slowly |
| With "Slowly," classic 1973 film |
| Slowly: Lat. |
| Very slowly, in music |
| Advanced slowly |
| ___ adagio (very slowly) |
| Diminish slowly |
| Advance slowly |
| ___ adagio (very slowly): Mus. |
| ___ and peck (type slowly) |
| Cook slowly in liquid |
| Slowly started pleasing |
| Passes far too slowly |
| Wd. like "slowly" or "quickly |
| Sink slowly |
| Move slowly (along) |
| Subsides slowly |
| Slowly slide into chaos |
| Passed slowly |
| Advance super-slowly |
| Collecting slowly |
| Disappears slowly |
| Slowly come (in) |
| Play slowly |
| Be slowly destroyed |
| Slowly, on a musical score |
| Transition slowly |
| Slowly moves (along) |