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senioradjective being of advanced years and especially past middle agebought special food intended for senior dogs aged, aging(or ageing), ancient, elderly, geriatric, long-lived, old, older, over-the-hill, senescent, unyoung centenarian, nonagenarian, octogenarian, septuagenarian, sexagenarianoldishadult, grown-up, mature, middle-agedpensioned, retired, superannuatedmatriarchal, patriarchal, venerableanile, decrepit, doddering, senile, spavined, totteryoverage(also overaged) long in the tooth, of a certain age young, youthful agelessyoungishadolescent, immature, juvenile, preteen, puerileminor, underagecallow, green, inexperienced, rawbabyish, childish, childlike, infantile, infantine, kiddish one who is older than anothersince the man next door is my senior by a number of years, I always address him as "Mr. Barton" elder ancestor, forerunner, predecessor junior contemporary, peerdescendant(also descendent), successor one who is above another in rank, station, or officethe young attorney benefited from the mentorship of one of his seniors at the firm better, elder, superior boss, chief, head, leader, master inferior, subordinate, underling assistant, deputy the senior member of a groupwhen he retires, she will be the senior on the faculty dean, doyen, elder, elder statesman, éminence grise, nestor better, superiorold hand, old-timer, vet, veteran baby, junior doyenneinferior, subordinate, underlingbeginner, colt, fledgling, freshman, greenhorn, neophyte, newbie, newcomer, novice, recruit, rookie, tenderfoot, tyro a person of advanced yearsweekday movie matinees are often popular with seniors ancient, elder, geriatric, golden-ager, old-timer, oldster, senior citizen gaffer, graybeard, patriarch, whitebeardbeldam(or beldame), dowager, grandam(or grandame)adult, grown-updotard youngster, youth adolescent, minorchild, cub, juvenile, kid, kiddie(also kiddy) in the 14th century |