Definition of "fogy" [fo•gy]

• A person of stodgy or old-fashioned habits and attitudes. (noun)

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• "Then again, at least Milner is trying to be of use; he's an old-fashioned kind of fogy that way."
• "It was to Ray he promptly opened his heart, as that veteran of a dozen Indian campaigns, then drawing his fourth "fogy," came hastening out to join the commander."
• "Later i tried to charge it back up (my memory of these events is kind of fogy but i'll do the best i can to recount) it seemed like the battery wouldn't hold a charge."