Noun:

বুড়োহাবড়া, নীরস বুড়ো লোক, পুরান ধারণার,

fogey's Usage Examples:

"Young fogey" is a term humorously applied, in British context, to some younger-generation, rather buttoned-down[clarification needed] writers and journalists.

The epithet "Cronus" roughly translates as "old fogey".

"always out of period, a misfit in the modern world for whom the term 'young fogey' might have been invented".

Bywater was previously identified as a young fogey.

origins Mid-to-late 2000s, United Kingdom Typical instruments Sampler turntables sequencer banjo ukulele vocals piano Other topics The Chap young fogey.

(including "chattering classes"; although he fleshed out the archetypal "young fogey" in The Spectator in 1984, Watkins noted that he had adopted the phrase.

Herman for Compute! said "An old fogey, like me, enjoyed it, but found it almost impossible to land on more difficult.

This practice has its roots in the British young fogey and hipster subcultures of the late 2000s and early 2010s, whose adherents.

Ptolemy I Soter, who is said to have given him the surname of Cronus ("old fogey") on account of his inability to solve at once some dialectic problem proposed.

"The Establishment" (1955), "nanny state" (1965), "pseud" (1960s), "young fogey" (1984), and "virtue signalling" (2015).

(slang) Bon chic bon genre Sloane Street International Debutante Ball Young fogey Bourgeois personality (antithesis) Upper Class Twit of the Year (parody).

That's tremendous for an old fogey like me".

Synonyms:

dodo; fogy; fossil; oldster; golden ager; senior citizen; old person;

Antonyms:

juvenile;