old–school
2 ENTRIES FOUND:
old–school
adjective
old–school
adjective
Britannica Dictionary definition of OLD–SCHOOL
[more old–school; most old–school]
informal
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typical of an earlier style or form
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based on a way of doing things that was common in the past
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I mostly listen to old-school rap and hip-hop.
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old-school comedians
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old-school [=traditional] values
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old-school medicine
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:
using or supporting traditional practices
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We had an old-school coach who made us run two miles every day.
