snael \ ˈsnāl \ noun 1. A person or thing that moves slow not because they need to, but because life is best taken one moment at a time. 2. One who takes the scenic route on purpose and notices what others rush past. Usage: "He's being a snael about it, and he'll still get there right on time." Origin: From snail, with the hurry taken out. See also: unhurried, present, deliberate.