Adhering to values, attitudes, or tastes of an earlier time; conservative.

figurative. Of a person: dull and unadventurous; having a ponderous, old-fashioned, or unoriginal outlook; fogeyish. Cf. fusty, adj. 3.

figurative.

figurative. That has lost its freshness and interest; bearing marks of age or neglect; of old-fashioned appearance or behaviour, ‘fogeyish’.

figurative. = worm-eaten, adj. 3.

Cross-tempered; also, like a frump, dowdy.

figurative. Preserved unchanged by surrounding alterations; belonging to a previous period or era. Also: (derogatory) incapable of change or…

Behind the times, backward, or outdated; strongly conservative or reactionary. Cf. arrière-guard, n. 2. Now rare.

That is a has-been; past one's prime.

Characteristic of or resembling Rip Van Winkle; not aware of or alert to present (esp. social and political) conditions.

Esp. of a woman: old-fashioned or dowdy; of appearance, etc.: characteristic of a frump; outmoded, shabby, drab.

Of or pertaining to an archaist; imitatively archaic; affectedly antique.

Old-fashioned, antiquated; conservative.

Characteristic of or resembling a fogey (fogey, n. 2); likely to appeal to a fogey; old-fashioned, antiquated.

Of, relating to, or resembling an old fogey; likely to appeal to an old fogey.

characterized by rust and fustiness; (frequently figurative) outdated, old-fashioned; cf. rusty-dusty, adj.

That is a mossback; old-fashioned, reactionary, inflexibly conservative. Also as n. with the. Cf. mossy-backed, adj.

oppressively old-fashioned or out-dated.

figurative. Resembling or typified by the attitudes supposedly characteristic of the Victorian era; prudish, strict; old-fashioned, out-dated.

Uninformed, ignorant, naive; old-fashioned, square; not with-it. Also with to: unaware of, not wise to. Cf. unhip, adj.

Uninformed, ignorant, naive; old-fashioned, square, uncool; not with-it. Also with to: unaware of. Cf. unhep, adj.

figurative. Originally: extremely large, unwieldy. Later also (now usually): old-fashioned, outdated, or obsolete; unable or unwilling to adapt to…

Of persons. Designating one who is out of touch with the ideas and conventions of a particular popular contemporary movement (originally Jazz)…

resembling, characteristic of, or reminiscent of a dinosaur (in either sense).

figurative. Originally: extremely large, unwieldy. Later also (now usually): old-fashioned, outdated, or obsolete; unable or unwilling to adapt to…

colloquial (chiefly humorous). Esp. of a person: unaware of or unaffected by computer technology or digital communications; outdated, old-fashioned.