old boy Antonyms
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Meaning of old boy
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old boy (n)
a familiar term of address for a man
a vivacious elderly man
a former male pupil of a school
old boy Sentence Examples
- The old boy, now a grizzled veteran, shared tales of his youthful adventures.
- The elderly gentleman, known affectionately as "old boy" by his friends, had a wry sense of humor.
- My old boy, the loyal companion I've had for years, lies peacefully at my feet.
- The old boy's wisdom was invaluable in guiding the younger generation.
- With a chuckle, the old boy reminisced about the "good old days."
- Despite his advanced age, the old boy maintained an indomitable spirit.
- The old boy's words carried the weight of experience and authenticity.
- The museum proudly displayed relics from the old boy's illustrious career.
- The old boy's legacy will live on in the hearts and minds of those who knew him.
- As the sun began to set, the old boy sat on the porch, lost in contemplation of his life's journey.
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a familiar term of address for a man, a vivacious elderly man, a former male pupil of a school
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The old boy, now a grizzled veteran, shared tales of his youthful adventures.
The elderly gentleman, known affectionately as "old boy" by his friends, had a wry sense of humor.
My old boy, the loyal companion I've had for years, lies peacefully at my feet.
The old boy's wisdom was invaluable in guiding the younger generation.
