Definition of "old-standing" [old-standing]

• Of long continuance; long-standing.

The Century Dictionary (Public Domain)

• "There was a tall, thin, well-dressed old man-Peter estimated eighty or ninety years old-standing at the back of the city room, just inside the sliding doors."
• "In this manner is accounted for the multiplicity of scars and fistulas seen on the swelling of an old-standing quittor."
• "There was very old-standing fracture of the pyramidal process (see Fig. 157), with the formation of a false joint between the process and the pedal bone."