codger UK
ˈkɒʤə
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Definition of codger - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

personalityDatedUKamusingly eccentric or grumpy elderly manDatedUK
  • The old codger told stories of his youth.
  • The codger grumbled about the weather every morning.
  • Everyone in the village knew the codger for his peculiar habits.
geezer old-timer
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elderly man seen as eccentric, amusing, or lovable
That old codger always tells the funniest stories.

Origin of codger

Uncertain, possibly from codger (eccentric man)

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  1. French:vieux grincheux, ...
  2. German:Kauz, ...
  3. Italian:brontolone, ...
  4. Spanish:viejo gruñón, ...
  5. Portuguese:velhote, ...
  6. Chinese:怪老头, ...
  7. Japanese:変わり者の老人, ...
  8. Arabic:عَجُوز غَرِيب الْأَطْوَار, ...
  9. Hebrew:זָקֵן מְרוּגָּז, ...
  10. Russian:чудак, ...
  11. Ukrainian:буркотун, ...
  12. Hindi:कोडजर, ...

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