Usage examples (16)

• Noun, : The board of directors were old fogies still living in the 19th century
• And after that Job thought the preacher at Gold City was a little old fogyish.
• Doubtless he is old-fogyish but from his long association with our family he knows the Forsyth traditions and what the head of the House of Forsyth should be.
• Carelessness is engendered by the thought that such work can be handled in a rough and rapid way, and, further, by the ridicule of all these things, which we have learned to be...