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Definition of fogy - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- He dresses like a fogy from the 1950s.
2.
militaryRare US extra pay for military service lengthRare US
- He received a fogy after 20 years of service.
Expressions with fogy
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person who is old-fashioned or resistant to change
My grandfather is such an old fogy, refusing to use smartphones.
Origin of fogy
French, fou (fool) + gui (mistletoe)
Examples of fogy in a sentence
The club was full of fogies reminiscing about the past. After his deployment, he was eligible for a fogy. The veteran's paycheck included a fogy for his service.
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- French:ringard, prime de longévité, ...
- German:altmodischer Mensch, Dienstalterszuschlag, ...
- Italian:antiquato, supplemento, ...
- Spanish:carca, complemento por antigüedad, ...
- Portuguese:cota, bónus, ...
- Chinese:老古板, 年功津贴, ...
- Japanese:古臭い人, フォギー, ...
- Arabic:رَجْعِي, عَلاوَة الخِدْمَة, ...
- Hebrew:שַׁמְרָן, תַּשְׁלוּם נוֹסָף, ...
- Russian:старомодный человек, надбавка, ...
- Ukrainian:старомодник, надбавка за вислугу років, ...
- Hindi:फोगी, अतिरिक्त वेतन, ...
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