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fogy

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fo·gy also fo·gey  (fg)
n. pl. fo·gies also fo·geys
A person of stodgy or old-fashioned habits and attitudes.

[Scots fogey.]

fogy·ish adj.
fogy·ism n.
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Noun1.fogy - someone whose style is out of fashion
colloquialism - a colloquial expression; characteristic of spoken or written communication that seeks to imitate informal speech


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A FOGY who lived in a cave near a great caravan route returned to his home one day and saw, near by, a great concourse of men and animals, and in their midst a tower, at the foot of which something with wheels smoked and panted like an exhausted horse.
But when he saw Arthur colour, he went on relentingly, "My part, you know, is always that of the old fogy who sees nothing to admire in the young folks.
But Damascus, with its four thousand years of respectability in the world, has many old fogy notions.
 
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