yore
From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishyoreyore /jɔː $ jɔːr/ noun → of yoreExamples from the Corpusyore• The colonials of yore had fun, too.• So what happened to that edge of yore?• House to house, like the Fuller's brush salesman or carbon-crusted chimney-sweep of yore.• I realize that this is where the Joliet Tonellis of yore most likely lived.Origin yore Old English gearu “long ago”, from gear; → YEAR