adj. advanced in years; n. past times
My dog is old.
My dog is old.
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How old was Michael?
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How old was Ruthie?
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The floors in the old house were warped and cracked.
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How old is Eel at the beginning of this book?
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The snarly old woman snapped at him. OR He could not untangle the snarly thread.
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What did the nice old lady know very well that Veronica had had enough of?
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The meddlesome old lady knew everything that her neighbors did.
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He vamped up a few ugly rumors. OR He vamped up his old shoes with new laces.
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Why did Casey want Grandpa's old hat?
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Why did the old lady swallow the fly?
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Who found an old man to act as his father?
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How old was Erik?
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How old was Bessie when she was responsible to take care of the house and her younger siblings?
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When the reporter asked Lilly Etta how old she was, what did she say?
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aged; elderly; senior
young
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controlled
enfenrolled
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patrolled
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decontrolled
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