0 A room or house that is poky is unpleasant because it is too small. -- ciasny
1 too slow -- ślamazarny
Older people do not want to be made to move to a poky sheltered housing unit with neighbours they did not choose.
The retired ambassadors advocate a poky of creating two states in the middle east.
Most of the houses are small, with poky little rooms and with outside lavatories.
The additional volume of air we wish to circulate in the mines today could not have passed through the poky little airways we knew in the old days.
They come out into the open and stand under the stars rather than be cramped up in a poky sitting room which is no more than lath and plaster.
They crowded into poky dirty rooms, and the slums of the city became to be known for the high rate of disease-dying people.
