(used before a number) having the age of

old

belonging to times long ago

old, often very old

(of talk, behaviour, work etc) causing a person to lose interest and feel tired

uninteresting

a piece of unwanted clothing

obsolete, out-dated

one of many kinds of large extinct reptile

no longer in use, in vogue

(of sayings) repeated too often to have any meaning

cliched, tired

smelling or tasting mouldy

stuffy, aged

no longer used; out-of-date

no longer in use, in vogue

of a former age

old

out-of-date

old-fashioned

out of fashion or no longer in use

obsolete, old-fashioned

(with clothes) badly torn or in rags; having rough or irregular edges or outlines or surfaces

worn-out; in shreds

in a bad state of repair; poorly dressed; (of behaviour) unkind and unfair

broken-down; in poor shape

untidy and worn

shabby

(of remarks, ideas, opinions) ordinary and dull

silly, commonplace

used, heard, often (and so dull)

overused, out-of-date