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61old — See old, older …
62-old — aus dem häufigen Namenwort old (z.B. in Arnold, Berthold), das auf walt zu ahd. waltan »walten, herrschen« zurückgeht, entstandenes Suffix, vgl. Nötzold(t), Petzold …
63old — cool, great The new Jay Z album is old …
64old — cool, great The new Jay Z album is old …
65old — a. 1. Aged, elderly, of advanced age, advanced in years. 2. Ancient, antique, antiquated, old fashioned, olden. 3. Of long date, not new. 4. Going to decay, worn out, good for nothing, decayed. 5. Ancient, pristine, primitive, original. 6. Former …
66old — 1. Gen. adj. prefix (usu. in terms of address) indicating affectionate familiarity or cordiality, and having no connexion with age. Also good old. 2. In other slang expressions, can be derog. adj. See below …
67.old — comp. abbr. Old version (file name extension) …
68old — great ; here has been old doings, here has been great doings. C …
69old·ie — /ˈoʊldi/ noun, pl ies [count] informal : someone or something that is not new This recipe s an oldie and a favorite in my family. an oldie but goodie (Brit) He s one of the oldies [=(US) old timers] on the soccer team. see …
70ȝold — yold(e, ȝold(e see yield v., yule …
