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old-fashioned

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Synonyms: oldfashioned, old fashioned, old-fashion, old-fashioneds

Antonyms: oldfashioned, old fashioned, old-fashion, old-fashioneds

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Adjective

  1. Of an object, [[outdated]] or no longer in [[vogue]].
  2. Of a person, [[preferring]] the [[custom]]s of [[earlier]] times and the [[old-style]] ways.

Noun

  1. A [[cocktail]] made by [[muddle|muddling]] [[sugar]] with [[bitters]] and adding [[whiskey]] or, less commonly, [[brandy]], served with a twist of citrus rind. {{defdate|from late 19th c.}}
  2. A type of [[doughnut]] with a [[cakelike]] consistency and a rough surface, usually made with [[cultured]] [[buttermilk]] and chemical [[leaven]] and fried at a lower temperature.

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