codgers (Meaning)

codgers

an often mildly eccentric and usually elderly fellow, an odd or cranky fellow

The elderly codgers gathered at the park bench, reminiscing about their youthful escapades.
The grumpy old codger refused to accept help, claiming he could still handle his affairs on his own.
The neighborhood kids often teased the codgers, who were known for their eccentric habits.
The codgers at the nursing home often spent their afternoons playing cards and telling tall tales.
The local diner was a popular hangout for codgers, who enjoyed the companionship and coffee.
The codgers on the fishing pier spent hours waiting patiently for a bite, while sharing stories and jokes.
The old codger was known for his sharp wit and cantankerous nature, which kept people on their toes.
The codgers who lived in the retirement community organized a weekly poker night, where they competed fiercely for bragging rights.
The codgers were the guardians of local history, sharing stories of the town's past with anyone who would listen.
The codgers in the park were always happy to offer advice and wisdom to the younger generation, whether it was wanted or not.

an often mildly eccentric and usually elderly fellow, an odd or cranky fellow

eccentrics, nuts, characters, kooks, quizzes, fruitcakes, bohemians, zanies, crackpots, screwballs

followers,sheep,conformists,conformers

The elderly codgers gathered at the park bench, reminiscing about their youthful escapades.

The grumpy old codger refused to accept help, claiming he could still handle his affairs on his own.

The neighborhood kids often teased the codgers, who were known for their eccentric habits.

The codgers at the nursing home often spent their afternoons playing cards and telling tall tales.