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Old Thing 

An ā€œold thingā€ refers to relationship. When someone uses ā€œold thing,ā€ it’s typically because they have nostalgic sentiment for it.

When someone says they want ā€œthe old thing back,ā€ (which is the context it is used in majority of the time), it means that they want things to go back to the way they were before. They miss how things were between them and their ex. It is usually used when substantial time has passed between the present and the relationship they had with their ex, OR there has been a long period of time since things went south in their relationship with their ex.
Devin: ā€œYo I saw Aline earlier at McDonalds.ā€

Omari: ā€œForreal? Damn I miss that girl. I want that old thing back...ā€
Old Thing by DeltaIndiaCharlieKilo January 20, 2018
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old thing 

An "Old thing" an Ex boyfriend or Ex Girlfriend Whom You've Since Elivated from
Chris: "This the shorty I was telling you about"

Ray Ray: "Damn son, You Know that's my Old Thing right"
old thing by SkinComplexionHenny February 16, 2014

Stick it in that Old thing 

.Stick it in that old thing is a phrase used by the YouTubers Woody And Kleiny
Hey my Woody lad stick it in that old thing
?Oh what? that old thing
.it's a little bit too easy

old_rat_thing 

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old_rat_thing is hotšŸ¤£šŸ™Œ
old_rat_thing is better than you🄶
old_rat_thing by Old_rat_thing #1fan September 4, 2021

Old People Thing 

Use these 3 words as a way to say something about parents/adults with alcohol.
My parents are going out to go do their old people thing.(wine tasting).

Old Timey Things

Jennie went to Amish Country in search of Old Timey Things and came home with a truck full of quilts.
Old Timey Things by crazyhrlady July 27, 2009
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