(n.) - the print edition of the daily newspaper which arrives in the morning on your doorstep with news that is already old and stale by at least 12 hours
"I am sick and tired of reading the snailpaper edition of the New York Times! By the time it arrives, the front page is already old news. I much prefer reading the Times online website with the up-dated news as it happens."
When, viewed from the side, a person appears to have no chin or jaw. Skin forms a near straight line from the chin to the chest. Predominantly used as derogatory for a female.
The concept of exploring new places at a snail's pace whilst carrying your home with you on your back. Typically travelling over an extended period, snailpacking is a minimalist lifestyle where only the most essential items are required - in the same way a snail carries everything in its shell. Travellers have the time to fully appreciate the new environments around them by moving steadily.