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| old fellow (linton); little old man; old man (April May) | |||
| old little man (пожилой человек невысокого роста: старичок sometimes has more the sense of being a little man: Я вижу за столом сухонького старичка с бритым лицом и красным носом – I see a dried up old little old man, close shaven with a red nose, sitting at the table (Michele Berdy)) | |||
| little old man | |||
| old-timer (старожил, давний участник, сотрудник, член); senior citizen (в том числе о домашних животных SirReal); elderly gent (*** The "senior citizen" is an official term used by the government, not an informal expression***: "The elderly gent with the walking stick is interested in your reactions." He looked halfway across the lobby to where a thin, old, bloodless man sat in a very low round-backed padded chair with his chin on gloved hands and the gloved hands on the crook of a stick. He stared unblinkingly in our direction. (Raymond Chandler) ART Vancouver) | |||
| crony (ср. crone, вероятно, от др. греч. chronios Vadim Rouminsky) | |||
| good fellow | |||
| elderling | |||
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| graybeard (trtrtr) | |||
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| старик | |||
| старичок: 9 phrases in 4 subjects |
| Fairy tales | 1 |
| General | 4 |
| Humorous / Jocular | 1 |
| Informal | 3 |