| proverb |
there is no fool to the old fool (used (sarcastically) about elderly men who take a fancy to young ladies, to mean: "shame on you!" or the like); there is no fool like an old fool (used (sarcastically) about elderly men who take a fancy to young ladies, to mean: "shame on you!" or the like); no fool to the old fool (used (sarcastically) about elderly men who take a fancy to young ladies, to mean: "shame on you!" or the like); no fool like an old fool (used (sarcastically) about elderly men who take a fancy to young ladies, to mean: "shame on you!" or the like); he that loves glass without g, take away l and that's he; a curst cur must be tied short; a curst dog must be tied short; what a sugar-daddy!; a grey beard, but a lusty heart; the older and greyer the beard, the sprightlier old adam appeared |
