Long-in-the-tooth synonyms

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aging
(Euphemistic) Elderly person. Only as a collective plural in "the aging"
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getting-on
Present participle of get on.
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getting up in years
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senescent
Growing old; aging.
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white-haired
(Informal) fair-haired
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gray-haired
Hence, figuratively, old, wise, experienced.
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  • Well if you must know, I picked up an attractive, slightly long in the tooth socialite, shopped for suits with her, brought her to the Roseville and yada, yada, yada.

  • The 2004 vintage may be a little long in the tooth at this time.

  • Like Madden, this is the new scion of a storied and possibly long-in-the-tooth sports franchise.

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