Synonyms for Old-timer:

• adj.

  •capable (adjective)
  • more efficient,
  • on ball,
  • most oldtimer,
  • having knowhow,
  • like a oneman band,
  • having goods,
  • most up,
  • more fireball,
  • like oneman band,
  • therest,
  • most capable,
  • like pistol,
  • like one-man band,
  • more dynamite,
  • more oldtimer,
  • having right stuff,
  • more old-timer,
  • most efficient,
  • more talented,
  • has what takes,
  • more up,
  • most old timer,
  • most dynamite,
  • having know how,
  • up speed,
  • most old-timer,
  • most fireball,
  • more old timer,
  • up it,
  • knowing score,
  • up snuff,
  • old timer,
  • therer,
  • more suited,
  • like a one man band,
  • like one man band.
  •Other relevant words: (adjective)
  • up to it,
  • there,
  • more intelligent,
  • has what it takes,
  • having the goods,
  • having the right stuff,
  • having know-how,
  • up to snuff,
  • like a one-man band,
  • capable,
  • up to speed,
  • oldtimer,
  • knowing the score,
  • fireball,
  • like a pistol.

• n.

  •
  • knowledge,
  • buffer,
  • ability.
  •antique (noun)
  • antique.
  •elderly person (noun)
  • mossback,
  • fossil,
  • veteran,
  • gramps,
  • war-horse,
  • old dog,
  • geezer.
  •gaffer (noun)
  • gaffer.
  •golden ager (noun)
  • goldenager.
  •old-timer (noun)
  • stager.
  •old geezer (noun)
  • old geezer.
  •old hand (noun)
  • longtimers,
  • old-hand,
  • person experienced something,
  • old stagers.
  •Other relevant words: (noun)
  • senior citizen,
  • warhorse,
  • grand-mother,
  • old folk,
  • vet,
  • firstborn,
  • longtimer,
  • grandmother,
  • VETS,
  • golden ager,
  • oldster,
  • warhorses,
  • golden-ager,
  • golden-agers,
  • old stager,
  • old soldier,
  • grand father,
  • person experienced in something,
  • pros,
  • doyens,
  • ancients,
  • elderly person,
  • retired person,
  • doyen,
  • senior,
  • doyenne,
  • old hand,
  • first-born,
  • pensioner,
  • old soldiers.
  •person (noun)
  • old-timer.
  •senior (noun)
  • first-borns,
  • grand fathers,
  • retired people,
  • doyennes,
  • elderly persons,
  • grand-fathers,
  • retired persons,
  • grand-father,
  • first borns,
  • old folks,
  • goldenagers,
  • first born,
  • grand-mothers,
  • grand mothers,
  • elderly people,
  • firstborns,
  • grand mother.
  •senior citizen (noun)
  • old-age pensioner,
  • geriatrics,
  • OAPS,
  • geriatric,
  • retirees,
  • retiree,
  • old fogey,
  • old people,
  • old-age pensioners,
  • old person.
  •veteran (noun)
  • expert,
  • patriarch,
  • gray-beard,
  • master.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • codger,
  • granddad,
  • old bag,
  • old bat,
  • crone,
  • biddy.
  •
  • POPS,
  • goat.
  •
  • elder.
  •
  • ancient.

Paraphrases for Old-timer:

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    brother.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    old.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    cylinder, ancestor, bottle.

Antonyms for Old-timer:

• n.

  • Other antonyms:
    amateur, apprentice, youth, tyro, boot, probationer, novitiate, juvenile, novice, newbie, newcomer, tenderfoot, youngster, adolescent, kid, trainee, candidate, cub, recruit, student, child, dilettante, rookie, entrant, beginner, minor, kiddie, freshman, fledgling, learner, neophyte, greenhorn.

Hyponym for Old-timer:

• n.

  • person
    expert.