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Meanings of weathered old in English

We have no meanings for "weathered old" in our records yet.
Usage of weathered old in English
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The date 1784 is carved into the beautifully weathered old stone.
The Irish Times
2
Si'Wren looked up with fearful eyes at his weathered old countenance.
Si'Wren of the Patriarchs
3
I looked up and saw a weathered old man squinting against the sun.
The Name of the Wind
4
She glanced at the weathered old Bible propped on the little table to her left.
Depraved
5
It was answered by a weathered old caretaker.
Storm Front
6
Across from the whitewashed stone church, a few more weathered old men sat around playing chess.
Gutshot straight
7
Its forward charge faltered, and it slid to a stop, crashing against a weathered old metal trash can.
Death masks
8
It was the canvas depicting Sod Beach and the weathered old house with the strange presence in the window.
Cry for the strangers
9
Nest moved to the rope swing, seated herself in its weathered old tire, and rocked gently in the evening heat.
Running with the Demon
10
A weathered old lady, gray-haired and stooped, her simple clothing patched and worn, rose from a stool to greet them on their approach.
Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace
11
Shake asked about this, and a weathered old man told them Isla Taboga was mostly a weekend destination for day-trippers from Panama City.
Gutshot straight
12
The bright advertisement for the Autumn Festival seems more incongruous on this weathered old beast of a door than anywhere else on campus.
Strange Sweet Song
13
Carley looked down into the void, at the sailing birds, at the precipitous slopes, and the dwarf spruces and the weathered old yellow cliffs.
The Call of the Canyon
14
A narrow crooked street, filled by a gay colorful throng that slackened its pace and lowered its voice before a gray, weathered old church.
The House of Toys
15
In the square two of the Delawares and the outrider Webster were squatting in the dust with a weathered old woman the color of pipeclay.
Blood Meridian
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Weathered old across language varieties
United States of America
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