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old-school
adjective as in traditional
noun as in supporters of established custom or of conservatism
Weak matches
Example Sentences
Former Republic of Ireland goalkeeper Shay Given added: "It's refreshing. Sometimes a bit of old school 'throw it into the mixer' can cause a bit of carnage."
Stern like old school Mexicans always look in portraits but with joyful eyes that reveal his happy-go-lucky attitude to life.
There is a mural of Salah outside his old school, while a tuk-tuk rushes past beeping its horn with a large sticker of the player smiling on the front.
The Lionesses have talked throughout this tournament about producing "proper English" performances - and Bronze's penalty was an "old school Stuart Pearce type" of kick, said Brown-Finnis.
The installation mimics a living room and features a couch, rug, an entertainment center with family photos sprinkled on top and an old school TV that displays episodes of “Girlfriends.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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