Groovy
Groovy adjective - Of the very best kind.
Old
Old adjective - Being of advanced years and especially past middle age.
Both words in one sentence
- Spirit of '77: The DJ, evoking the old school 1970's radio DJ's who spun that groovy vinyl.
Source: Game Master -
In The Archie Show episode "Groovy Ghosts", Archie and his friends want to use an old abandoned house as a clubhouse, but Reggie tries to scare them away by making them think the house is haunted.
Source: Bedsheet Ghost -
He's cool with it and can't wait to see the groovy fire and brimstone and demons...then is horrified to find his custom-made Hell is spending eternity with an old couple, watching their nonstop vacation slide show and listening to a mile-high stack of Lawrence Welk records.
Source: Cool and Unusual Punishment
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