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Usage examples of fogey.

He could not make them understand that he was a crotchety old fogey of twenty-eight, that he belonged to another generation, another era, another world, that having a good time bored him and was not worth the effort, and that they bored him, too.

As for the children, his own young people would get at them and learn all about what was going on in a way that no fogey like himself could.

Nedda--he had caught her looking at that young fellow just as Anne had once looked at him, John Freeland, now an official fogey, an umbrella in a stand.

He was truly so much of an old fogey now in the society of which he had once been such a distinguished ornament that his disappearance was long unnoticed.

The members of the Fogey Club opposite, hearing that so interesting a foundling was being cherished by their opponents, politely asked leave to examine him, and he occasionally visited them.

There was a general impression that English honor was at stake, and the previous Fogey Government had ordered an expedition to cross the desert and punish the sheikh.

They are stupid old fogeys, but they are better than nobody, especially as that handsome governess of the girls always comes with them to be looked at.

Since the event horizon of a black hole is quite different at hyperspeed, Fogey may now be a coat of paint on the body, or his ship may have dispersed into free atoms floating around space, or himself, ship, and crew may be wandering around in an alternate universe trying to figure out what happened.

Look at the two old fogeys with their heads together, snickering like fools!

Square-dancing was old-fashioned, for old fogeys who lived in the past.

How are ye, y'old fogey, still grouchin' an' throwin' orders around like they're goin' out of style?

She pictured him as an old fogey with a white walrus mustache and a Gilbert-and-Sullivan uniform.