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old–timer

noun old–tim·er \-ˈtī-mər, -ˌtī-mər\

: a person who has a lot of experience : someone who has been a member of a company or organization for a long time

: an old person

Full Definition of OLD-TIMER

a : veteran

b : oldster

: something that is old-fashioned : antique

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1856

Synonyms: ancient, elder, geriatric, golden-ager, oldster, old-timer, senior

OLD-TIMER Defined for Kids

noun old–tim·er \ˈōld-ˈtī-mər\

: a person who has been part of an organization (as a business) for a long time

: an old person

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