oldfangled

See also: old-fangled

English

Alternative forms

• old-fangled

Etymology

From old +‎ fangled, modelled after new-fangled.

Adjective

oldfangled (comparative more oldfangled, superlative most oldfangled)

1. old-fashioned
   • 2009 April 5, Jonathan Miles, “A Splash of Incognito”, in New York Times‎^[1]:

     Made from hand-harvested agave hearts roasted over a mesquite fire, Sombra seems a fitting partner for Chartreuse, with its producers’ similar adherence to oldfangled tradition.

Synonyms

• antiquated, disused, passé; see also Thesaurus:obsolete or Thesaurus:unfashionable

Antonyms

• newfangled