Old is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OLD in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a person of a specified age
• Open country.
• past times (especially in the phrase `in days of old\')
• earlier or past time
ADJECTIVE:
• living for a long time
• having lived for a long time; no longer young
• made or built long ago
• possessed or used for a long time
• boring or tiresome, especially as a result of repetition or overfamiliarity
• having the characteristics or showing the signs of age
• belonging to the past; former
• used to refer to a thing which has been replaced by something similar
• dating from far back; long-established or known
• denoting someone who formerly attended a specified school
• (of a form of a language) as used in former or earliest times.
• a person or animal of the age specified
• used to express affection, familiarity, or contempt
• having lived or existed for a long time
• (used especially of persons) having lived for a relatively long time or attained a specific age
• of long duration; not new
• (used for emphasis) very familiar
• skilled through long experience
• belonging to some prior time
• (used informally especially for emphasis)
• of a very early stage in development
• just preceding something else in time or order
• of a specified age
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• living or existing for a relatively long time
• an individual of a specified age

Words related to OLD

aged6 auld5 elder6 eldest7 olden6 older6 oldest7 oldish10 oldness8 oldnesses10 olds5 ould5

Words that contain OLD

bold7 cold7 fold8 gold6 hold8 mold7 olde5 olds5 oldy8 sold5 told5 wold8 yold8 acold8 ahold9 bolds8 colds8 folds9 golds7 goldy10 goold7 holds9 molds8 moldy11 olden6 older6 oldie6 scold8 solde6 soldi6 soldo6 solds6 viold9 wolds9 woold9 boldo8 aholds10 behold12 bifold12 bolded10 bolden9 bolder9 boldly12 colder9 coldie9 coldly12 enfold10 extold14 folded11 folder10 foldup12 golden8 golder8 goolds8 holden10 holder10 holdup12 infold10 jymold19 kobold13 molded10 molder9 oldens7 oldest7 oldies7 oldish10 polder9 refold10 remold9 resold7 retold7 scolds9 soldan7 solder7 soldes7 unfold10 unmold9 unsold7 untold7 upfold12 uphold12 upsold9 woolds10 beholds13 bifolds13 boldens10 boldest10 bolding11 coldest10 coldies10 coldish13 cuckold16 enfolds11 entrold8 eyefold14 fanfold14 folders11 folding12 foldout11 foldups13 Show more ...

How to use OLD in a sentence

• Dog-whip in hand, Mary rushed to the rescue, and laid about her, like the knights of old, utterly forgetful of her frock.
• Everything seems to be at cross purposes, and it requires some one more skilled in the affairs of the heart than an old bachelor like myself to set them right.
• We could find no entrance, but by climbing upon the ruins of an old house near, I could look over the wall.
• THE BAD WEAPONS Once Old Man was fording a river, when the current carried him down stream, and he lost his weapons.
• Trina even fancied that old Miss Baker had come to be less cordial since their misfortune.
• Old Dick, although bearing the character of being a violent and outrageous man, was, however, one of those persons of whom there will be always somebody found to speak favorably.
• In despair Elizabeth Eliza went back to the old house.
• Looking at that old don, one could readily imagine the sort of son he had bred.
• My little girl is in the country, and, they tell me, is a very fine child, and now nearly three months old.
• Even if I were able to get to Rome I should know that I was too old to interfere with the lives of the young.
• Accordingly, I abandoned that old ground and took another.
• But the just susceptibilities of the Old England forbid at this moment the restoration to a friendly Power of political offenders.
• She had not wanted to leave Miss Dorothy, in order to give the old servant this piece of information, but now that her chance had come she went straight to the kitchen.
• If a poet had chanced to pass along the boulevard, he would have found an interesting picture in the face of this woman, grown old before her time.
• I will condense it into a few short sentences from the long report of an old Yo-Semite brave.
• He inquired about the old songs of the island, and of everything that survived of its earlier language.
• In the interim, Panurge said to Friar John, Is this the island of the Macreons? Macreon signifies in Greek an old man, or one much stricken in years.
• Let him win what he might, his old haunts were now closed against him.
• The old story is constantly repeating itself since the Homeric days.
• Graham had proposed stopping a day in Cincinnati, taking rooms at the Burnet House, where the first individual whom they saw at the table was our old acquaintance, Joel Slocum.
• And how was it then, that, bearing the letter, thou gavest it not to me? OLD M.
• When I was ten or eleven years old, my master set me regularly to cutting wood, in the yard in the winter, and working in the garden in the summer.

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