retiree
[ri-tahy-ree, -tahyuh r-ee]
Origin of retiree
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Related Words for retiree
senior, pensioner, retiree, old-timer, patriarch, oldster, OAP, geriatric, golden-agerExamples from the Web for retiree
Contemporary Examples of retiree
Typically of Salmond he stood down not with the kind words of a retiree, but with the point-scoring aggression of an old warrior.
This last living WWII-vet Oval Office occupant chooses to show his retiree rebellion in a succession of colorful socks.
But the bondholders don't absorb nearly as much money as payrolls and retiree benefits.
But just because investment risk is taken off the retiree does not mean that it goes away.
Sorry, Folks: One Way or the Other, You'll Never Be Able to Completely Count on RetirementMegan McArdle
March 15, 2013
It's a lot less painful to turn over a rising share of your paycheck to a retiree if that paycheck is growing.
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