codger in English
old codgers always harp on about yesteryear
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1. Codger synonyms, Codger pronunciation, Codger translation, English dictionary definition of Codger
2. 1 synonym for Codger: old Codger
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9. Old Codger Net (OCN) The Old Codger Net (OCN) is a weekly on-the-air meeting of old Codgers
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11. How to use Codger in a sentence.
12. A Codger is an endearing old guy
13. Who's the Codger in the rocking chair? Where's that old Codger now? See more words with the same meaning: man, men, male
14. This is the British English definition of Codger.
15. Codger: a person of odd or whimsical habits.
16. Definition of Codger noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary
17. Definition of old Codger, an in the Idioms Dictionary
18. He is defined as a "salty Codger" (noun)
19. Codger eventually snapped over a casual phrase in an email
20. Codger The motion is nearly always proposed by some genial old Codger on the way out and seconded by an oily young man on the make.
21. Old Codger/coot/fogy Unflattering names for an elderly man
22. Codger definition, an eccentric man, especially one who is old
23. Codger definition is - an often mildly eccentric and usually elderly fellow
24. The Codger Pole commemorates a rematch of the Colfax v
25. Codger Meaning: "old man, odd person;" 1796, "mean, miserly man;" probably a variant of cadger "beggar" (see cadge… See definitions of Codger.
26. The Crossword Solver found 20 answers to the Codger crossword clue
27. Codger (plural Codgers) An amusingly eccentric or grumpy and usually elderly man
28. Codger Pole, Colfax, WA: The Codger Pole is made up of five individual cedar poles, each with ten players carved into it, except for one pole, which has eleven faces
29. What does Codger mean? A somewhat eccentric man, especially an old one
30. Codger - used affectionately to refer to an eccentric but amusing old man
31. What does old Codger, an expression mean? Definitions by the largest Idiom Dictionary.
32. Codger Pole, 2014: Each of the 51 faces are very well-detailed
33. See authoritative translations of Codger in Spanish with example sentences and audio pronunciations.
34. 418]: Now I was a forsaken Codger snuffling disgracefully from a beautiful floozy's abuse
35. Your tiny, eccentric grandfather might be thought of as a Codger by his neighbors
36. G had breezily justified asking Codger for a “presumptuous…boorish” favor, “which is okay for me because I am, after all, an Orange Man voter.” It was the nonchalant tone that made Codger …
37. That was a factor in Codger deciding to leave the paper a few months later
38. Synonyms for Codger include nut, nutcase, crackpot, crank, nutter, weirdo, kook, oddball, crackbrain and fruitcake
39. Information and translations of Codger in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.
40. Take a step back in time with The Artful Codger, and enjoy all manner of nostalgia
41. 20 synonyms of Codger from the Merriam-Webster Thesaurus, plus 11 related words, definitions, and antonyms
42. Countable noun [usually adjective NOUN] Old Codger is a disrespectful way of referring to an old man.
43. A crusty old Codger, sitting near by, seemed disturbed; at least, he stared in a most pointed way
44. Codger (Komusō in Japan) is anOld-Timer robo that appears in Custom Robo V2 and Custom Robo Arena
45. SISTER CARRIE THEODORE DREISER He's a stiff old Codger, but nobody c'n say anything ag'in 'im! THE …
46. You can use Codger to talk about a funny old man, especially if you're fond of him.
47. What's the meaning of the phrase 'Old Codger'? An old man, especially one who is eccentric, curmudgeonly or grotesque
48. Post-Apocalypse Season 8 "Worth" As Rick tearfully reads Carl's farewell letter addressed to him, Codger is briefly mentioned
49. “Codger” is probably simply a dialect variation of “cadger,” and originally, in the 18th century, meant a stingy, miserly old man
50. The word has, of course, been softened over the years, and today “Codger” is a fairly affectionate word for an older man.