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oldtimer
[Am.]
[also:
old-timer]
[old
man]
Greis
{m}
oldtimer
[Am.]
[old
woman]
[also:
old-timer]
Greisin
{f}
ling.
Old
Turkic
[also:
East
Old
Turkic,
Orkhon
Turkic,
Old
Uyghur]
Alttürkisch
{n}
[auch
Orchon-
oder
Runen-Türkisch]
lit.
F
Bear
Killer
[Karl
May
novels:
Old
Shatterhand's
rifle]
Bärentöter
{m}
[Gewehr
Old
Shatterhands
bei
Karl
May]
lit.
F
Henry
carbine
[Karl
May
novels:
Old
Shatterhand's
rifle]
Henrystutzen
{m}
[Gewehr
Old
Shatterhands
bei
Karl
May]
curr.
hist.
unit
livre
[old
French
coin
before
1795
or
old
French
weight
about
1lb
avoirdupois]
Livre
{m}
{n}
[alte
französ.
Münze
vor
1795
oder
alte
französ.
Gewichtseinheit,
etwa
500g]
quote
[I
belong
rather
to
the
"old
iron"
(literally:
the
scrap
heap
/
here
also:
the
good
old
stuff)
than
to
the
"new
sheet
iron"
(here:
the
new
piffle).]
Ich
gehöre
lieber
zum
alten
Eisen
als
zum
neuen
Blech.
[u.
a.
dem
Schauspieler
Max
„Maxi“
Böhm
zugeschrieben]
archaic
{adj}
[old-fashioned]
altmodisch
Dickensian
{adj}
[old-fashioned]
antiquiert
lined
{adj}
[old
people]
faltig
oul
{adj}
[Irish:
old]
alt
pickaback
{adv}
[old-fashioned]
huckepack
quaint
{adj}
[old-fashioned]
altmodisch
sprightly
{adj}
[old
people]
rüstig
thither
{adv}
[old-fashioned]
dorthin
gastr.
jobs
garçon
[old-fashioned]
Kellner
{m}
garçon
[old-fashioned]
Ober
{m}
geogr.
Leipsic
[old
spelling]
Leipzig
{n}
jobs
textil.
seamstress
[old-fashioned]
Näherin
{f}
agr.
tillage
[old-fashioned]
Ackerbau
{m}
extant
{adj}
[old
manuscripts
etc.]
erhalten
knotted
{adj}
[old
tree,
person]
knorrig
oldfashioned
{adj}
[spv.]
[old-fashioned]
altväterlich
to
date
[become
old-fashioned]
veralten
hunting
ling.
[old
saying
among
hunters]
Waidspruch
{m}
hunting
ling.
[old
saying
among
hunters]
Weidspruch
{m}
cadet
[old-fashioned]
jüngerer
Bruder
{m}
cadet
[old-fashioned]
jüngerer
Sohn
{m}
cadet
[old-fashioned]
jüngster
Sohn
{m}
comestibles
[old-fashioned]
Viktualien
{pl}
[veraltet]
dullard
[old-fashioned]
Depp
{m}
[ugs.]
bibl.
Esther
[Old
Testament
figure]
Ester
{f}
faintness
[of
old
photograph]
Verblasstheit
{f}
automot.
fascia
[Br.]
[old-fashioned]
Armaturenbrett
{n}
geogr.
Lubec
[Germany]
[old
spelling]
Lübeck
{n}
myth.
Megingjord
[Old
Norse:
Megingjörð]
Megingiard
{m}
mote
[old-fashioned]
Staubpartikel
{n}
[auch
{f}]
pad
[old-fashioned]
Bude
{f}
[ugs.]
passing
[of
old
year]
Ausklang
{m}
vim
[coll.]
[old-fashioned]
Schwung
{m}
hist.
kitchen
stove
[old
style]
Kochmaschine
{f}
frail
{adj}
[from
old
age]
klapprig
[hinfällig]
natty
{adj}
[coll.]
[old-fashioned]
flott
[ugs.]
spritely
{adj}
[of
old
people]
[spv.]
rüstig
to
dribble
[child,
old
person]
sabbern
[ugs.]
biol.
to
senesce
[grow
old]
altern
[alt
werden]
baby
[under
12
months
old]
Säugling
{m}
belle
[old-fashioned]
Schönheit
{f}
[schöne
Frau]
buffoonery
[old-fashioned]
Narrenposse
{f}
[geh.]
[veraltend]
automot.
car
[esp.
an
old
one]
Karre
{f}
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