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old schoolers

old schoolers is the plural of old schooler.

Meaning of old schooler

Noun

old schooler (plural old schoolers)

  1. One who is old school; a person who holds traditional, conservative viewpoints, principles or ideologies.
    • A few facts may serve as confirmation of these last ideas. I saw an old schooler in Columbus recently, step to the bedside of his patient, then unable to rise, and give her a drink of acetate of lead dissolved in water, to cool her; the result was, soon great exertion was required to keep her warm...1843 April 1, A. Curtis, “Editorial Department”, in The Botanico-medical Recorder, volume XI, Shepard & Co., page 156
    Antonyms:
    new schooler

Questions about old schoolers

What is old schoolers the plural of?
Old schoolers is the plural of old schooler.

Words near old schoolers in the dictionary

  1. Old Saxon
  2. Old Saybrook
  3. Old Scandinavian
  4. old school
  5. old schooler
  6. old schoolers
  7. Old Scotland Yard
  8. Old Scratch
  9. Old Serbo-Croatian
  10. Old Serpent
  11. old shoe

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