old codger
The phrase "old codger" typically refers to an elderly person, especially a man, who is perceived as being cranky, grumpy, and set in their ways. It is often used in a lighthearted or mildly derogatory manner to describe someone who is stubborn, resistant to change, or displays outdated attitudes and behaviors.
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