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[ UK /kˈɒd‍ʒɐ/ ]
NOUN
  1. used affectionately to refer to an eccentric but amusing old man

How To Use codger In A Sentence

  • I have a nasty feeling unless something is done when all the old codgers like me are gone I don't know if it will still be remembered.
  • Not that he ever cooks for journalists, the miserable old codger.
  • Might TV news tilt in favor of prescription benefits for senior citizens because the producers know many of their viewers are codgers?
  • Grumpy old codgers such as Will Self and Bob Geldof have been moaning and groaning on prime-time TV about what really gets their goat.
  • Whenever you hear some old codger bitching about how there's no one making good music anymore, tell him to shut up, put away his Woodstock records, and play this week's new releases. Shawn Amos: PLAY > SKIP: This Week's New Music
  • Duvall returns as an elderly fellow in the 2010 Sundance flick "Get Low," a haunted codger pushing forward, again, simply because he's not yet underground. Sundance Review: ‘Get Low’ Starring Bill Murray And Robert Duvall » MTV Movies Blog
  • The characters include a young African-American football player taking refuge from gang violence in his native Los Angeles, a 7-year-old boy on a strict regimen of medications for bipolar disorder, and a sage-like codger who scrapes together a living through illegal sales of cigarettes from a local Native American reservation. A Delectable First Course of Foreign Films
  • ‘I don't think the lads see me as an ancient codger and I certainly don't feel that way,’ he says.
  • The old codger had always struck him as slightly impertinent. SIGNIFICANT OTHERS
  • The rest of the time TRICARE & Medicare take pretty good care of this ol 'retired codger. Wounded Soldiers
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