Aged
Or venerable, antique, mature, ancient, well-worn, used; and ( exclusively of people and animals) geriatric, elderly, senile (which, contrary to popular belief does not mean confused, demented, or gaga. In medicine the word is synonymous with late-onset, eg. senile cataract; senile Diabetes; etc.).
Movies with the word old in their titles include:- Old Dogs- Arsenic and Old Lace- Old School- The Old Man and the Sea- Grumpy Old Men
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A lot of people say that the old ones are better, but I personally like the new ones.
gave it all my effort
Hamel
a better word for brave is heroic (by a 10 year old!)
Good I'm guessing
Some synonyms for the adjective 'old' are aged, ancient, antique, archaic, elderly, enduring, former, mature, obsolete, outdated, stale, traditional, vintage.
* employment * tedium * better-than-the-alternative * "the old grind" * "the mills"
There is an obsolete Old English word, 'baetan' meaning 'to make better or stimulate'. There are some old Continental words based on the spelling of 'baitjanan' suggesting the idea of 'improving' a contest by betting
There is no single word for heats which is better.
A better word for "sweet" is "sugary."
A better word for job would be occupation.
A better word for fierce would be vicious
The African Luhya word for the English word 'old' is Eshikoofu".
Even better!
It depends on whether you are referring to a person or a thing. A person who is old can also be called elderly. A better euphemism (a kind way to say something) is a "senior citizen." A thing that is old may also be called ancient: they discovered an ancient scroll that was about three thousand years old.