Usage examples (29)

• Noun, : The board of directors were old fogies still living in the 19th century
• Negroism, "fogyism," and like epithets are too often directed to those who become animated, or rather happy, under the sound of the gospel.
• His old fogyism showed up unmistakably in a short but heated argument they had had on the subject of chloroform.
• But to suggest that a talented young reporter can't produce Page 1 journalism sounds to me like a case of creeping old fogyism.