Old
adjectiveoʊld
Adjective
skilled through long experience
“an old offender”
“the older soldiers”
Similar:Olderjust preceding something else in time or order
“my old house was larger”
Similar:Previousvery good
“we had a grand old time”
of long duration; not new
“old tradition”
“old house”
“old wine”
See also:WornNoncurrentNonmodern(used especially of persons) having lived for a relatively long time or attained a specific age
“his mother is very old”
“a ripe old age”
“how old are you?”
(used for emphasis) very familiar
“good old boy”
“same old story”
belonging to some prior time
of a very early stage in development
Noun
past times (especially in the phrase `in days of old')
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