oldstar

Someone who is good at something and has been doing it for a while, this sort of person is master of their craft and is respected.

He's been racing before you were born man, he's oldstar.

by known December 15, 2003

oldster

a hipster/scenester usually 30+ years of age that hasn't accepted the fact that developmentally they should be beyond trendy clothes and fashionable elitist attitudes.

look at the Emo haircut on that oldster! skunk spots are fab, but taupish mops are not!

by mike weird November 2, 2006

Oldtarded

Doing really dumb things when you're old enough to know better, but not senile enough to have an excuse.

“Grandpa parked the car halfway on the lawn again. Is he getting old?”

“No, he's only 60. He just doesn't care if he's lame. He's being oldtarded.”

by SnotBubbleBoy June 30, 2011

oldster

A person who has transitioned from adulthood into Olderhood . Part of the “Now Generation” oldsters have a desire to live life to the fullest, travel, meet new people, exercise, eat healthy, and incorporate a little bit of silliness in their lives. If youngsters have youth and dreams, then oldsters have age and wisdom. In this age of information, oldsters live in defiance of their advancing years and continue to crave new ideas and experiences, and have an insatiable thirst for learning.

In a classic oldster move, my neighbour decided to learn Spanish at the age of seventy.

by sebtbear July 19, 2013

oldster

1. One who is not just old, but is so old that he/she has basically make a name for themselves by being old; They have made being old seem cool.

2. A slang, rude nickname for one that is old, but does not make it cool; In this case, their oldness is the cause of their downfall.

1. That oldster is 113 years old.

2. That oldster gave me a 15 page essay due tomorrow.

by The Jimmynator September 17, 2003