Pronunciation: /ˈɡiːzər/
noun an old man, especially one who is eccentric or curmudgeonly
A1 The geezer down the street always waves hello to me.
A2 My grandad is a proper old geezer, but he's still sharp as a tack.
B1 The geezer at the pub told us some hilarious stories about his youth.
B2 The old geezer who lives next door is a retired professor of history.
C1 The seasoned geezer shared his wisdom with the younger members of the team.
C2 The eccentric geezer who lived in the mansion was rumored to be a former spy.
formal The elderly geezer down the street is always seen walking his dog in the mornings.
informal That old geezer at the pub told the best stories about his youth.
slang I can't believe that geezer still parties like he's in his twenties.
figurative He may seem like a geezer on the outside, but he's got a young spirit.
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