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| antiquated, belonging to time before Bible |
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| no longer used,except in special context, old-fashioned |
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| white/grey with age, ancient |
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| firmly established by age, habitual, deep-rooted |
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| legal minority, period before maturity |
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| existing at very begining |
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| foolish for a grown person to do/say, childish |
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| showing the weakness of age |
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| worthy of respect because of advd age, achievement, or historical importance |
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| long ago, always preceded by of |
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| jovial eating or drinking party |
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| person made foolish by excessive drinking, drunkard |
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| jetsam-goods tossed overboard to lighten ship |
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| throw goods overboard to lighten ship |
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| leeward:direction away from wind |
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| remove objectionable material from a book, bowlderize, purify |
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| waste of a butchered animal, refuse, garbage |
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| untidy, dirty from habitual neglect, slovenly |
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| filthy from neglect, dirty, degraded |
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| filth, degradation, sordidness |
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| tarnish, besmirch, defile |
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| districts surrounding a place, suburbs |
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| kinship, nearness of place, proximity |
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