Difference between Old Codger and Codger

OLD CODGER vs CODGER: NOUN

An amusingly eccentric or grumpy and usually elderly man.
A singular or odd person; -- a familiar, humorous, or depreciatory appellation.
A miser or mean person.
A fellow; a chap: a familiar term of address, used in a slighting way.
An old fellow; an odd person; a character: usually with old: as, a rum old codger.
A mean, miserly man.
A somewhat eccentric man, especially an old one.
Used affectionately to refer to an eccentric but amusing old man

Galoot, Giggler, Shlub, Chappie, Solipsist, Lech, Grump, Fusspot, Fussbudget, Geezer, Schnook, Curmudgeon, Misanthrope, Lecher, Codger

Windbag, Dolt, Octogenarian, Septuagenarian, Grouch, Oaf, Doddery, Whippersnapper, Grump, Senile, Oldster, Geezer, Curmudgeon, Coot, Old codger

Galoot, Giggler, Shlub, Chappie, Solipsist, Lech, Grump, Fusspot, Fussbudget, Geezer, Schnook, Curmudgeon, Misanthrope, Lecher, Codger

Windbag, Dolt, Octogenarian, Septuagenarian, Grouch, Oaf, Doddery, Whippersnapper, Grump, Senile, Oldster, Geezer, Curmudgeon, Coot, Old codger

The system of passing power from one old codger to another is not necessarily the right system at all.
Bob was a nice old codger with considerable experience, on the verge of retirement and probably not too interested in his job.
The old codger wore very thick glasses perched on the end of his nose.

The system of passing power from one old codger to another is not necessarily the right system at all.
Any old or crippled codger could load and maintain it and, thanks to the relatively wide, metal frame and.
Bob was a nice old codger with considerable experience, on the verge of retirement and probably not too interested in his job.
Casey and Cyril Cusack, who took the part of Codger Sleehaun, on the other hand.
The old codger wore very thick glasses perched on the end of his nose.
So the days when this codger would roger all round him have ceased.