old bud

The term 'Old Bud' is usually used in addressing people that you are familiar with. It can also be used in tandem with 'Old Girl'.

Oooooi, Old Bud!

by Ye Olde Bud November 26, 2015

Old-oran

A Young person who looks about 70

Old-Oran

by johndboya June 6, 2009

Old Salt

An experienced sailor, generally on the East Coast, with loads of sea wisdom and tales to tell.

I enjoyed meeting your grandfather, he’s a proper Old Salt.

by OldMoneyBunny August 24, 2022

Old Chicago

a song commonly song by rugby players when they are intoxicated. at first every in the bar seems to think its cool that they all know it and sing it so well. then people start to get pissed off but don't say anything because they don't want to get there ass kicked by a bunch of heavily intoxicated rugby players. its vey easy to learn the group sings a part and then one person tells a story about a girl coming looking for a common sore item followed by a sexual reference

the song old Chicago goes
i used to work in Chicago at an old department story, i used to work in Chicago i don't work there any more! (group)
one day a woman came in looking for a cake! (one player)
a cake? from the store! (group)
a cake she wanted a cream pie she got! (same player)
I used to work in Chicago in an old department store, i used to work in Chicago i don't work there any more!
one day a woman came in to the store looking for a ruler! (new player)
a ruler? form the store! (group)
a ruler she wanted my 12 inches she got! (same new player)
i used to work in Chicago at and old department store! i used to work in Chicago i don't work there any more!

ass hole in a bar: god these guys come in every saturday, get really fucked up, start singing and take home all of the girls!
rugger hugger: yeah but there so hot!

by Rocheman4280 April 22, 2013

Old Craig

Some one who is entirely way too old to be hanging out with teenagers. The middle aged guy that lives in your friends basement who you routinely employee to purchase you alcohol and as a "thank you" you let him hang around.

I can't believe Mark is still hanging out with those high school kids , what an Old Craig!

by edimusxero July 15, 2016

Old Digger

Affectionate term for ANZAC soldiers. The term originated during the Gallipoli Penisula campaign, where digging protective trenches was a comonplace activity. Younger soldiers from other conflicts may be referred to as Diggers, but the Old Digger is reserved for those that served in WW1 or WW2.

There weren't many Old Diggers marching in the ANZAC Parade this year.

by arm71 April 25, 2010

Old plate

An old plate is referring to your ex

I will never talk to my “old plate” again !

by Definitionprincess July 17, 2018