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old-time
[ohld-tahym]
adjective
belonging to or characteristic of old or former times, methods, ideas, etc..
old-time sailing ships; an old-time piano player.
being long established.
old-time residents.
old-time
adjective
(prenominal) of or relating to a former time; old-fashioned
old-time dancing
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of old-time1
Example Sentences
It's an album of stunning poetic clarity and emotion – typified by the title track, an old-time country-rock ballad inspired by her love of detective novels.
So we went to Musso and Frank’s in Hollywood, a luxury, old-time environment.
The loans, digital versions of old-time layaway plans, are commonly known as “pay in four” because they’re often advertised as purchases that can be split into four payments over six weeks.
I considered joining the eclipse crowds in Carbondale, Ill., where a news report on Atlas Obscura said that old-time apocalyptic fever — also known as modern-day conspiracy theorist hokum — had taken hold.
“It sounded like an old-time video arcade — bizzing, buzzing, dinging and ringing for two solid minutes,” he said.
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