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(adj.) Old, outdated. no longer to perform its primary function at optimum level. The playstation one is a bit long in the tooth these days.
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| 2. | long in the tooth | ||
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old, advanced in age(from the practice of judging a horse's age by the length of it's teeth) The plumbing is a bit long in the tooth. It needs to be replaced.
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| 3. | long in the tooth | ||
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A women who has passed her prime "Hey John, is your new secratary hot?"
"No, she is a little long in the tooth." |
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