- oldish
- adjective Date: circa 1669 somewhat old or elderly
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
oldish
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Oldish — Old ish, a. Somewhat old. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
oldish — [ōl′dish] adj. somewhat old … English World dictionary
oldish — /ohl dish/, adj. somewhat old: an oldish man. [1660 70; OLD + ISH1] * * * … Universalium
oldish — old|ish [ˈəuldıʃ US ˈould ] adj fairly old ▪ an oldish woman … Dictionary of contemporary English
oldish — old|ish [ ouldıʃ ] adjective neither very old, nor very young or new: an oldish man … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
oldish — UK [ˈəʊldɪʃ] / US [ˈoʊldɪʃ] adjective neither very old, nor very young or new an oldish man … English dictionary
oldish — /ˈoʊldɪʃ/ (say ohldish) adjective somewhat old: an oldish man. {old + ish1} …
oldish — old ► ADJECTIVE (older, oldest) 1) having lived for a long time; no longer young. 2) made or built long ago. 3) possessed or used for a long time. 4) dating from far back; long established or known. 5) former; previous. 6) … English terms dictionary
oldish — adjective somewhat old … Wiktionary
oldish — old·ish || əʊldɪʃ adj. somewhat old; a bit aged (Informal) … English contemporary dictionary
