Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
old-bird
noun
/oʊld bɜrd/
Definition
An expression often used to refer to an older woman or a woman who is experienced, typically in a colloquial or informal context.
Examples
- “She may be an old-bird in the industry, but her insights are invaluable.”
- “They invited the old-bird to share her stories at the gathering.”
- “Despite being labeled an old-bird, she has a youthful spirit that is infectious.”
Meaning
The term is often used to suggest that the person has seen a lot in life or possesses considerable wisdom or knowledge due to age or experience.
Synonyms
- experienced woman
- wise woman
- seasoned individual
