Old Salt

Term used by law enforcement to describe an old police officer who is set in his ways, as when salt gets old it becomes crusty and hardens together.

SGT. Diaz explained to the rookie to not take it personal that Officer Klondike never asked him for assistance, as everyone knew that Klondike was an Old Salt that wanted nothing to do with rookies.

by Sacramento Solon December 24, 2018

Old Kaka

Name for a friendless old witch who delights in spending her twilight years complaining about the slightest noise within a five mile radius of her, with laughable threats to tell the council and frankly baffling resistance to the use of a washing machine on "the Holy day". Apparently vomits a lot when forced to endure vibration.

Watch out for the Old Kaka when you go down.

by Ben (sans companion) January 31, 2005

Old Fashion

When a female strokes the male genitalia. Otherwise know as a handjob.

Crystal gave the random Britsh guy an old fashion in the hotel bathroom while her friends were in the other room.

by RandomEpic February 18, 2011

the old tie-in

when you find something out one day, and then it keeps popping up in your every day life!

Scotty: "i watched Lord of the Rings for the first time last week and I've been hearing references to it everyday since!"

ex. Scotty: "ugh!! we're never going to be done with these dishes!"

Zach: "we may yet Mr. frodo, we may yet."

Scotty: "the old tie-in!!!!!"

by bitchincamaroXD November 26, 2010

old stoaker

An old perverted stalker.

Look at that old stoaker trying to chat up those young ladies

by Paul Haggarty July 23, 2005

Olde Boye

a term of endearment expressed from one refined gentleman to another, most commonly at social garden events. A man that is well suited for the daughter of a wealthy man. often dressed in tails and a waist coat and would be deemed a 'plonker' in modern society.

Hey Olde Boye, have you noticed Mr Lawson's daughter? She has a derrier that I would love to smother in quince paste

by Quincemaster May 29, 2013

Old Four

A soccer conference made up of four of Canada's most prestigious universities. Located in Central Canada, they include: McGill University, University of Toronto, Queen's University, and the University of Western Ontario. They are among the country's oldest universities and have held intense rivalries.

Canada's closest comparison to the Ivy League is the Old Four - McGill, Toronto, Queen's, and UWO

by CanadianAthlete May 31, 2013