Adjective
old timey (comparative more old timey, superlative most old timey)
(informal) old-time
old-timey (comparative more old-timey, superlative most old-timey)
(US, informal) Reminiscent or representative of an older time.
old-timey
An old-timey one, like the model last used at Mount Royal in 1918, would be an attraction in itself. Source: Internet
And our friend knows nothing about sports, and so he would always do his old-timey radio impression of this guy, and not knowing any positions in baseball or whatever, he would just be like, "homestar runner for the Braves." Source: Internet
Sci-fi thriller, old-timey cyberpunk, grody procedural—Cronenberg litters his typical themes of transformation and transmutation throughout a story that, at practically any moment, feels like it could turn completely on its head. Source: Internet
On Saturday, July 4, Genesee Country Village & Museum's Independence Day Celebrationwill be outdoors, old-timey, and full of bunting, cake, and historic artisan demonstrations. Source: Internet
As she totters across the room to change in an old-timey beach cabana set up off to the side, she makes sure to thank everyone along the way, emerging later in an off-the-shoulder Stevie Nicks-ish blouse and black pleather pants. Source: Internet
And yet that future looks a lot like what I imagine to be America’s past: teens in ironed T-shirts and baseball caps, happy to shoot the breeze over milk shakes in an old-timey diner. Source: Internet