old

To ask someone how old they are

To do something to remember happy times from the past

A person who is very like one of their parents in looks or behaviour

A situation that happens again and again and feels boring

Not interesting or fashionable because people have seen it before

A thing of any kind, often not good or picked without care

A modest, joking way to talk about yourself when you get praise or attention

Very old and from a long time ago

To feel very tired and weak like an older person

Cause people to remember old hurts or problems

A name for the Devil who tempts people and rules Hell

Someone presents a known idea as if it were new

An experienced person who uses skill and tricks to gain an advantage

Act in a proud, fake way to impress others

To behave in a boring, old-fashioned way around other people

In a careless, messy way

Easy pay you get with little or no work

New ideas put into an old way that do not bring real change

To bring up old arguments or painful memories again

A saying that claims a girl who has started her period is ready for sex and to have children

To get revenge or settle a past wrong

To get involved in other people's arguments or problems

To learn something surprising for the first time today

A man who is very old

A casual word for one's father

A woman who is past middle age

A friendly way to call a man often older or in charge

A time in the past you remember with warm feelings

A person who is much older than most adults

People who follow older ideas and ways rather than new ones

The later part of life after middle age when people often retire and may lose strength

A person or thing that is five years old

A child, animal, or thing that is two years old

A person, animal, or thing that is four years old

A respected spirit of an ancestor who protects people and gives wisdom

The past that people remember with warm feelings

A past time people remember as happier or simpler

A person, animal, or thing that is three years old

A friendly way to call a man you know well

A slang word for a workplace boss

A person who has done something for a long time and is respected for their experience

An informal word men use for their wife or girlfriend

A man who once went to a school, often a private school

A short traditional phrase that gives advice or a general truth

Books written before Jesus that form the first part of the Bible and are sacred to Jews and Christians

An older woman who seems gentle and harmless

A child or animal that is one year old

An older person who seems out of touch and set in their ways

A group of longtime members who resist new ideas

Books that form the first part of the Christian Bible and contain Hebrew sacred writings

The parts of Europe, Asia, and Africa that Europeans knew before they discovered the Americas

An old man who behaves strangely and is often grumpy

A person you used to date

Made the day before and not fresh today

A forest where people have not cut trees for a long time

A horse that is three years old and races in that age group

A whiskey drink made with bitters, sugar, and fruit

A friendly name people use for an older man in Britain

A white man often in the southern US who is friendly but supports his group and resists change

An age when someone has lived for a very long time

A place where older people who need help live and get care

Problems from the past people keep bringing up

A traditional story or belief passed down that is not true

A rude word people use for an unpleasant older woman

A joking, slightly rude name for an old man

An older man who makes sexual comments or touches younger people when they do not want him to

An old hurt that comes back when you remember it

A region of the southern United States before the Civil War known for plantations and slavery

An unpleasant older woman who is fussy and nosy

A great European painter from before 1800 or a painting by them

The country a person or their family came from before moving

An older woman who has never married, often used as an insult

An informal rude word for an older woman who is tough and speaks her mind

An older man who is lively and full of energy

An early form of the language spoken and written in England and southern Scotland before about AD 1100

A story or joke people tell so often that it becomes boring

A man who is elderly, a bit strange, and often grumpy

A common saying many people repeat that gives simple advice

An old small man who many people like

Beliefs and ways that people in a family or group keep for a long time

A famous geyser in Yellowstone National Park that shoots hot water and steam about every hour

A common name for the United States flag

Men from the same schools who use connections to help each other get jobs and often keep others out

A person who prefers old ways and does not like change

A small plant with grey leaves often grown in gardens

People from families who have been rich for many generations

A traditional-looking font like books from long ago with small difference between thick and thin lines

The central court in London that hears serious criminal trials for England and Wales

A type of French spoken and written from the 9th to the 15th century

A simple card game or the player who loses by holding an unmatched card

Wealth passed down in rich families for many generations

A language once spoken by Vikings in Scandinavia and Iceland

An older sailor who has spent many years at sea

An experienced reliable person who has worked in a job for a long time

The Italian language spoken and written before 1550

No longer new or fashionable