I can't understand this phrase, is this slang? 「デカくてトロくて」 > This is from a manga I'm reading, and here is the whole sentence "." For context purposes, this is a soccer manga and refers to a part where a forward was sure to be the one jumping highest, only to be surpassed by a defender, who is the one saying the phrase. This defender use the other player shoulder to jump higher. I have no idea what and mean here.

Neither of the two is slang, really.

is an informal word for []{}. It should be found in every dictionary.

is a regular dictionary word meaning "dull", "stupid", etc. Perhaps the katakana part fooled you. That is just to give the word a slangy look and feel.

**** and **** are just the continuative forms of **** and **** , respectively. The sentence uses **three** adjectives in a row, thus the first two must be put in the continuative form.

> **_"It/He was a big, stupid and easy-to-use jump stand."_**