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older comparative of "old." [2 definitions]
oldest superlative of "old." [2 definitions]
old-fashioned resembling past styles, manners, or modes of behavior; outdated. [2 definitions]
old fogy one who is annoyingly conservative or old-fashioned.
Old French the French language as spoken between the ninth and fifteenth centuries.
Old Glory the U.S. flag; Stars and Stripes.
old gold a soft metallic yellow color.
old guard (sometimes cap.) the most conservative members of a group, political party, or the like, often in positions of authority or influence.
old hand one who is experienced, usu. in a specified field, practice, or endeavor.
old hat old-fashioned. [2 definitions]
Old High German the German language as spoken and written in central and southern Germany between the eighth and twelfth centuries.
oldie (informal) something that was popular in the past, esp. a song.
Old Irish the Irish language before the eleventh century.
old lady (informal) one's mother. [2 definitions]
Old Latin the Latin language up to about 75 B.C., as found in written records.
old-line traditional or reactionary in behavior or belief. [2 definitions]
Old Low German the German language as spoken and written in northern Germany before the twelfth century.
old maid an old unmarried woman; spinster (usu. used disparagingly). [3 definitions]
old man (informal) one's father. [3 definitions]
old master any of the great European painters of earlier periods, esp. between the fifteenth and eighteenth centuries. [2 definitions]
Old Nick the devil; Satan.