I'm an experienced fogey in tiredness.
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Fogey
//ˈfoʊɡi//
Synonyms for "fogey" (6 found)
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31 translations across 12 languages.
Catalan
1 entries- baderna noun (dull old fellow)
Chinese Mandarin
3 entries- 古董 noun (dull old fellow)
- 老糊塗 /老糊涂 noun (dull old fellow)
- 老頑固 /老顽固 noun (dull old fellow)
Czech
2 entries- suchar noun (dull old fellow)
- šosák noun (dull old fellow)
Dutch
4 entries- fossiel noun (dull old fellow)
- oude zeur noun (dull old fellow)
- ouderwets iemand noun (dull old fellow)
- sok noun (dull old fellow)
Finnish
4 entries- fossiili noun (dull old fellow)
- jäärä noun (dull old fellow)
- kalkkis noun (dull old fellow)
- vanha jäärä noun (dull old fellow)
French
4 entries- baderne noun (dull old fellow)
- barbon noun (dull old fellow)
- vieille bique noun (dull old fellow)
- vieux croûton noun (dull old fellow)
Hungarian
2 entries- tata noun (dull old fellow)
- vénember noun (dull old fellow)
Italian
3 entries- matusa noun (dull old fellow)
- mummia noun (dull old fellow)
- parruccone noun (dull old fellow)
Polish
3 entries- leśny dziadek noun (dull old fellow)
- moherowy beret noun (dull old fellow)
- stary pryk noun (dull old fellow)
Russian
2 entries- динозавр noun (dull old fellow)
- старый пень noun (dull old fellow)
Spanish
1 entries- carcamal noun (dull old fellow)
Swedish
1 entries- stofil noun (dull old fellow)
Sample sentences
3 total sentences available.
[T]he old fogies, as you call them, at Bays’s, are some of the first gentlemen in England, of whom you youngsters had best learn a little manners, and a little breeding, and a little modesty.
Source: wiktionary
"You've heard of him, of course?" "I'm rather an old fogey, as Caroline tells me," I said, "but I have just heard of him."
Source: wiktionary
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