oldie informal , also: oldy

Oh, and she will only listen to the oldie station.

This song is a real oldie, I think from 1948 or 1949.

The certified oldie here is - who would have thought?

He faded it up, a bit of an oldie that they'd all know.

"Now, I am kind of an oldie," he said with a laugh in his voice.

"I had not looked for such wisdom from an oldie.

Yet another oldie he had already seen often enough to have memorized the good parts.

Its an oldie but you might get a kick out of it."

Are such oldie machines still fast enough to run software like this?

The recording they were told, did not have the "oldie" sound and was too contemporary.

Oldie had decided that they could, with least trouble to himself, be made to do arithmetic.

"What would an oldie like you know about things like that?"

She'd always liked watching them move in the training films or the oldie movies.

If The Oldie does indeed do well, it may be in for some competition.

The prospect of seeing a golden oldie is lovely indeed.

Welcome another oldie on disc for the first time.

Then he sang an oldie and a funny tune written by a friend of his.

She ended up performing and touring the local oldie circuit.

I don't want to see her as an oldie.

But Oldie could boast an impressive record of scholarships in the past.

He has been a regular contributor to the Oldie magazine since it was founded in 1992.

They still occasionally perform in weekend oldie or retro shows.

He said the charge was like a "golden oldie."

To the extent that this 1960's show can be called an oldie, it is a bad one.

Oh it brought that day back like the right Golden Oldie on the radio.