fogies Antonyms
Meaning of fogies
fogies (pl.)
of Fogy
fogies Sentence Examples
- The young skateboarders were amused by the old fogies sitting on the park bench, reminiscing about their glory days.
- The company's outdated policies were a clear indication that it was run by a group of old fogies resistant to change.
- He teased his grandfather, affectionately calling him one of the old fogies who couldn't keep up with modern technology.
- The old fogies at the retirement home enjoyed playing bingo and reminiscing about the good old days.
- The board of directors, composed mostly of old fogies, resisted the idea of adopting new marketing strategies.
- Despite being labeled as old fogies, the retirees surprised everyone by participating in the salsa dancing class at the community center.
- The teenagers rolled their eyes at the old fogies complaining about the loud music coming from the party next door.
- The museum's collection of antique cars attracted both enthusiasts and old fogies who remembered driving similar models in their youth.
- The theater was packed with old fogies eager to watch the classic film that reminded them of their younger days.
- Despite their age, the old fogies in the hiking club trekked through the mountains with the enthusiasm of much younger individuals.
FAQs About the word fogies
of Fogy
fuddy-duddies, dodos, mossbacks, antediluvians, conservatives,fossils, veterans, rightists, Tories, fuds
radicals, moderns,moderns, radicals, hipsters, liberals, hipsters, liberals,trendies, progressives
The young skateboarders were amused by the old fogies sitting on the park bench, reminiscing about their glory days.
The company's outdated policies were a clear indication that it was run by a group of old fogies resistant to change.
He teased his grandfather, affectionately calling him one of the old fogies who couldn't keep up with modern technology.
The old fogies at the retirement home enjoyed playing bingo and reminiscing about the good old days.
