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old fashioned

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'old fashioned' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

bath - before - breast - cry - first name - for - married - shall - short - toilet

Forum discussions with the word(s) "old fashioned" in the title:

A <Good> Old-Fashioned Phone Call - English Only forum
an old-fashioned pull - English Only forum
Archaic,antiquated, dated, old-fashioned, outmoded, obsolete or out of fashion? - English Only forum
archaic.old fashioned, out of date - English Only forum
avoiding a “header” [ old-fashioned bicycle ] - English Only forum
be reached the old-fashioned way. - English Only forum
bro / brother = Is it old fashioned? Is it used these days? - English Only forum
by the way [old fashioned?] - English Only forum
care for and care to do something(old fashioned?) - English Only forum
comma btw adjective and noun: old-fashioned, nostalgic, feeling - English Only forum
Dated [old-fashioned] - English Only forum
Don (old fashioned) - English Only forum
Fate be changed, look inside [infinitive, old-fashioned style or imperative?] - English Only forum
Frequently Used, Or Old-fashioned - English Only forum
fusty: ridigly old-fashioned; musty -- but also moldy (BrE)? - English Only forum
get my skates on -- old-fashioned? - English Only forum
Good old-fashioned luck - English Only forum
high-jinks: American and old-fashioned? - English Only forum
"If you were to" is old-fashioned...? - English Only forum
Is 'what a pity' old-fashioned? - English Only forum
Is "crack a joke" old fashioned expression? - English Only forum
Is "in my opinion" old-fashioned in formal style? - English Only forum
Is the use of the word "HENCE" old fashioned? - English Only forum
Is“dear fellows”an old-fashioned adressing? - English Only forum
it looks old fashioned parted in the middle - English Only forum
It's a deal (old-fashioned?) - English Only forum
it's forbidden to... - old-fashioned? - English Only forum
It's my pleasure. [old fashioned?] - English Only forum
Jam [=difficulty] old-fashioned? - English Only forum
knock it off [old-fashioned?] - English Only forum
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