What is "oldtimer" in English? Definition and Explanations

Meaning of "oldtimer": an experienced person who has been through many battles; someone who has given long service

Noun

Hyphenation: old‧ti‧mer

Meaning of "oldtimer": an elderly man

Noun

Hyphenation: old‧ti‧mer

Synonyms:

old hand, fossil, senior, veteran, mossback, geezer, gramps, golden-ager, old dog, old soldier, war-horse, experienced, suited, talented, efficient, gifted, able, accomplished, proficient, adept, good, qualified, skillful, competent, adequate, intelligent, adapted, apt, au fait, clever, fitted, green thumb, masterly, old hand, old-timer, on the ball, proper, veteran, dynamite, up, fireball, has what it takes, having know-how, having the goods, having the right stuff, knowing the ropes, knowing the score, like a one-man band, like a pistol, there, up to it, up to snuff, up to speed, old-timer, expert, old school, pro, veteran, old guard, longtimer, old soldier, old stager, person experienced in something, vet, warhorse, elder, senior citizen, pensioner, grandmother, head, ancient, matriarch, patriarch, grandfather, oldster, old-timer, doyen, doyenne, elderly person, first-born, golden-ager, old folk, retired person, pro, expert, old-timer, old hand, vet, trouper, warhorse, GI, sourdough, old guard, old pro, old salt, old soldier, shellback, senior, pensioner, old-timer, patriarch, oldster, retiree, OAP, elderly person, geriatric, golden-ager, old fogey, old person, old-age pensioner, retired person, ancient, elder, grandfather, grandmother, head, matriarch, old-timer, oldster, patriarch, pensioner, senior citizen, doyen, doyenne, elderly person, first-born, golden-ager, old folk, retired person, head, ancient, matriarch, patriarch, grandfather, grandmother, elder, old-timer, pensioner, golden ager, senior citizen, doyen, doyenne, elderly person, first-born, golden-ager, old folk, retired person,

Antonyms:

ignorant, inexperienced, incompetent, ineffective, inefficient, powerless, unable, incapable, unintelligent, useless, stupid, clumsy, unskilled, unsuitable, inadequate, impotent, unskillful, green, weak, inept, untalented, unqualified, amateur, greenhorn, rookie, inferior, junior, younger, rookie,