tardĭcors — Lewis & Short
tardĭcors, cordis, adj.tardus-cor,
I slow-minded, i. e. of a dull, heavy disposition, stupid, stolid:
ingeniosos, tardicordes, fatuos,Aug. Enchir. 103.
The corpus record — Latin
tardĭcors
tardĭcors · adj
slow-minded
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