retired ** , ret. (abbreviation) , retd. (abbreviation)

Half have not worked since 1994, though more retired women are working than men.

After her husband's death in 1919, she spent more or less a retired life.

He is a retired high school teacher and father of four.

He was very small and might have been a retired teacher.

Present and future retired teachers now have peace of mind.

One can find a large number of retired people living in this place.

He was a retired - what do you call it!

He had since lived a retired life spent with his family.

Some companies have even opened up these programs to retired workers and their families.

We're old enough to remember when it was simply an organization for retired people.

His father, a retired lawyer, had a private practice in Washington.

But as a retired Army officer himself, he has known the general for 30 years.

Last Wednesday, he gave a talk to a group of retired teachers.

I am a quiet woman and live a retired life.

You're offering me a job for a retired business man.

First, you have to create a character who is a retired major.

He then returned to the retired list for the second time.

A group of retired teachers started the library in 1979.

Years after the war, the retired soldiers decided to try again.

The retired field agent turned his head up to the two old men.

And then there are those who have all the time in the world, the retired stars.

She is president of a retired teachers group and does volunteer work.

The retired officer, who lived in Washington, was 93 years old.

Something old, retired doctors get to do a lot of, it seems.

In 1980 the population was estimated at 283,229, including 15,868 retired workers.