English to English Dictionary

Old Bulgarian

The earliest recorded Slavic language, used in the First Bulgarian Empire, primarily for liturgical and literary purposes.

Old Church Slavonic

The first literary and liturgical language of the Slavs, based on a 9th-century Slavic dialect and used widely in the Eastern Orthodox Church.

Old Man and the Sea

A symbol or reference representing perseverance, resilience against insurmountable odds, and human dignity in defeat.

Old Moon

The waning crescent moon visible shortly before dawn in the final phase of the lunar cycle.

Old Person

A person who is advanced in age, typically considered to be over the age of 65.

Old man

An elderly or aged man.

Old-Bag

A derogatory term for an older woman, often implying that she is unpleasant or nagging.

Old-Man-of-the-Sea

A mythical figure or personification representing the sea, often depicted as wise and burdensome.

Old-Style

Referring to a traditional or historical style, often characterized by features that are no longer in common use.

Old-World

Relating to or characteristic of the regions of the world known to Europeans before the discovery of the Americas.

Old-age pension

A regular payment made by the government to elderly individuals after they have reached the retirement age, designed to provide basic financial support.

Old-bat

A derogatory term for an unpleasant, annoying, or eccentric elderly woman.