Old-timer Definition

ōldtīmər
old-timers
noun
old-timers
A person who has been a resident, employee, member, etc. for a long time.
Webster's New World
An old or elderly person; oldster.
Webster's New World
A person who is old-fashioned.
Webster's New World
A person with considerable tenure or experience in a given place or activity; a veteran.
American Heritage
Something very old or antiquated.
American Heritage
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Other Word Forms of Old-timer

Noun

Singular:
old-timer
Plural:
old-timers

Old-timer Sentence Examples

  • To a recumbent old-timer like me, there seems something amazing - even sacrilegious about the ICE range of trikes.

  • You play as a group of mercenaries who are known as the Killer 7 led by a crippled old-timer named Harman Smith.

  • Finally, locals consulted a local old-timer who had emigrated from Eastern Europe.

  • If that's what you are looking for, Old Timer is the place for you.

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