oldy

American  

[ohl-dee] / ˈoʊl di /

noun

PLURAL

oldies

1. a variant of oldie.

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Example Sentences

It’s an oldy and goldy from the Trump tent – delay, delay and delay again.

From Salon

Although the platter has just been pressed, it promises to become what the deejays call a "Golden Oldy."

From Time Magazine Archive

She has a pretty bad time, poor thing! 'cause she is so oldy that she is kept on a shelf till she's all dusty.

From Project Gutenberg

For an account of this rare and valuable work, see Oldy's British Librarian, page ii.

From Project Gutenberg

"I only hope he won't be an oldy old widower," said Della thoughtfully.

From Project Gutenberg