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old-timer

[ohld-tahy-mer] / ˈoʊldˈtaɪ mər /


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His passes were magnificent and his unselfishness legendary, and basketball old-timers recognized a teenager mature beyond his years.

From Los Angeles Times

Here’s a tip for new SoCal gardeners or old-timers who need a refresher because, you know, it’s been awhile since water came pouring out of the sky: Stay out of the mud.

From Los Angeles Times

Often, old-timers cannot afford or are not interested in the new amenities, which “cater to the tastes and preferences of the gentrifiers,” Hyra said.

From Washington Post

Newbies took lessons, while the old-timers got their regular runs in.

From New York Times

“This year we’ll be 158. There are old-timers who have not participated for a long time who have returned, and also many new ones.”

From Seattle Times