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geezer::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | adult male, man |
| Derivation | geezerhood |
Examples of geezer
geezer
Geezer has no permanent address, we Bridgeporters always know where to find him.
From the sfgate.com
It has slower and shorter trajectory, which is a good thing for the geezer set.
From the desmoinesregister.com
I take it that this Ferguson geezer is demented, and his team never win anything.
From the independent.co.uk
Why should the UK Guardian have an article by a Greenpeace geezer from Denmark?
From the guardian.co.uk
Okay, they are more of a geezer band now but still, take a pill for Gods sake.
From the expressandstar.com
I guess I'm just tired of geezer rock stars who won't hang up their leather pants.
From the time.com
Look at Lana Turner or, for that matter, Clark Gable, who was a geezer at 47.
From the sfgate.com
That leaves plenty of room for me and my buddies to slip by that geezer and his dog.
From the denverpost.com
You're a stuffy sort of geezer, so I suspect the latter is closer to true.
From the guardian.co.uk
- A man who is (usually) old and/or eccentric
- Geezer was a character in the comic strip The Beezer. he was illustrated by Trevor Metcalfe and Robert Nixon as well as sometimes by Jimmy Hansen in the annuals. The character was a lot like The Beano's very own Roger the Dodger as he was always trying to get money by making sneaky schemes.
- A male person; An old person, usually a male; A device for boiling water for such domestic uses as heating or washing; a boiler. The normal spelling is water geyser
- And thus also Geezerette. A person of the humanzilla persuasion, usually old. Not to be confused with Geezerville, an Intel technology, where lots of old Geezers and Geezerettes discuss the future of mobile computing.
- A very common term for a man. There are many disproved origins of the word. Used respectfully and for a person of unknown name, i.e.. "some geezer" or to say that someone is a bit of a laddish rogue "he's a bit of a geezer". Also 'dodgy geezer' can be used to describe a man of bad character.
- A term referring to a man. This could be used in a general sense or possibly hold connotations of a ?diamond geezer?. ...
- N: An old person, especially an eccentric old man.
- A disrespectful term for an elderly man.
- Person, queer character
