OLD CODGER vs DODDERY: NOUN
- An old man
- Used affectionately to refer to an eccentric but amusing old man
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OLD CODGER vs DODDERY: ADJECTIVE
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- Doddering, trembly, shaky.
- Same as doddering{1}.
- Mentally or physically infirm with age
OLD CODGER vs DODDERY: RELATED WORDS
- Galoot, Giggler, Shlub, Chappie, Solipsist, Lech, Grump, Fusspot, Fussbudget, Geezer, Schnook, Curmudgeon, Misanthrope, Lecher, Codger
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OLD CODGER vs DODDERY: DESCRIBE WORDS
- Galoot, Giggler, Shlub, Chappie, Solipsist, Lech, Grump, Fusspot, Fussbudget, Geezer, Schnook, Curmudgeon, Misanthrope, Lecher, Codger
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OLD CODGER vs DODDERY: SENTENCE EXAMPLES
- 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.
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