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Meanings of fogy in English
Usage of fogy in English
1
And I was old fogy enough not to have been aware of it.
2
The old fogy who has aimed to join experience to youth chooses youth.
3
He was going to be one of those old-fogy practitioners himself.
4
Just an old fogy that eats lunch with me every day.
5
The new University man named him an old fogy, did he?
6
Are you trying to kill me I Oh, you old fogy!
7
He is such an old fogy in his ideas he actually makes me tired.
8
You don't catch me imitating any old fogy like that.
9
The colonel is an old fogy-andpompous-buta gentleman-asgood as they make them!
10
On the other hand, he had never got into the ways of the old-fogy set.
11
Shame on all critics that condemn MOZART as a fogy and BACH as a nuisance.
12
He's a dear old fogy with a single-track mind.
13
The phrase old fogy is bothering a man from Clonmel who describes himself as one.
14
What an old fogy of a horse he is!
15
It definitely fixed the phrases "old fogy" and "Young America" in our slang literature.
16
It is only the old fogy who thinks modern young people "know too much."
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United Kingdom
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