informal
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oldy
Old favourites stand the test of time for a good reason.
It is pretty comprehensive and I shall certainly try some of my old favourites from the list.
Paris is an old favourite, but that doesn't take away from its charm.
This is a cover of one of my old favourites.
"Cameron under pressure" is an old favourite, when he isn't.
Which, of course, means you can unleash upon your family unlimited old favourites.
But we were also drawn to the Open, resembling a senior's tour of old favourites.
I turn to old favourites in time of stress.
Watch the experts make delicious new creations and old favourites.
They played their own choices as well as some old favourites.
The radio began to hunt for a strong signal, and soon found a station playing the golden oldie, "I Fall to Pieces."
Vlaamse hitparade 1959 It later became a golden oldie.
"I have an uncle working on Wall Street," goes one golden oldie.
The Andrews sisters had just finished a golden oldie, when Tiny came in.
Nothing beats a golden oldie, so why strive for originality?
He said the charge was like a "golden oldie."
The prospect of seeing a golden oldie is lovely indeed.
Increasingly through the 1980's, advertisers have been using well-known music to get a foot in the door, then switching from golden oldie to sales pitch.
He was a golden oldie who arrived last Christmas season, bringing with him the gift of gab.
And here's a golden oldie for all you fabulous fifties fans.
