0 a person who is old-fashioned and likes traditional ways of doing things: --
Wilson has a reputation, gained early in his career, of being a young fogey.
He previously has been identified as a young fogey.
The magazine coined the phrase young fogey in 1984.
Is it to be left to an old fogey sitting somewhere, who may rouse himself from sleep and form the idea that a certain banner would incite the public?
It is the battle of the young fogeys.
Those two judges involved are not old fogeys.
I would rather he a young fogey than an old fogey.
It is very silly to ask every generation to moderate itself and palliate with old institutions and old fogeys when what is needed is modernisation.
