Old
Definition of Old
- 1. (used especially of persons) having lived for a relatively long time or attained a specific age Adjective
- 2. Of long duration; not new Adjective
- 3. Past times (especially in the phrase in days of old') Noun
- 4. (used for emphasis) very familiar Adjective Satellite
- 5. Skilled through long experience Adjective Satellite
- 6. Belonging to some prior time Adjective Satellite
- 7. Very good Adjective Satellite
- 8. Of a very early stage in development Adjective Satellite
- 9. Just preceding something else in time or order Adjective Satellite
Synonyms for word "old"
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Semanticaly linked words with "old"
- past
- past times
- yesteryear
- age
- experienced
- experient
- mature
- aged
- elderly
- older
- senior
- of age
- ageing
- aging
- senescent
- ancient
- anile
- centenarian
- darkened
- doddering
- doddery
- gaga
- senile
- emeritus
- gray
- gray-haired
- gray-headed
- grey
- grey-haired
- grey-headed
- grizzly
- hoar
- hoary
- white-haired
- middle-aged
- nonagenarian
- octogenarian
- oldish
- over-the-hill
- overage
- overaged
- superannuated
- sexagenarian
- venerable
- senior
- age
- noncurrent
- stale
- nonmodern
- age-old
- antique
- antediluvian
- antiquated
- archaic
- auld
- hand-down
- hand-me-down
- hoary
- rusty
- immemorial
- long-ago
- long-time
- longtime
- patched
- secondhand
- used
- sunset
- yellow
- yellowed
- past
- worn
- familiar
- experienced
- experient
- past
- colloquialism
- good
- linguistics
- early
- preceding