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fiftyish

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fiftyish [ˈfɪftɪɪʃ] ADJde unos cincuenta aƱos


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You can see the results of those conversations in this entertaining and at times highly idiomatic narrative: the youthful Fiedler, learning about sex and alcohol while working in the neighborhood shoe store; hanging out with bums in the park; reading Thoreau at the age of twelve and Marx at thirteen; his best friend's love affair with his fiftyish Latin teacher; refusing to salute the flag when the ROTC marched by.
I didn't have a clue about how to run a dance department," admits the fiftyish Satinoff, wearing glasses but sporting the impish grin of youth.
He describes himself in typically self-deprecating terms as roundish, shortish, baldish, fiftyish and Scottish and has accepted the handle the Elderly Brothers for him and his touring pal (with whom he has a passing resemblance), guitarist John Munro.
 
 
 
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