Old-timer
Old-timer noun - A person with long experience in a specified area.
Usage example: old-timers in the fishing industry couldn't remember a time when catches were so low
Past master and old-timer are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Past master" instead a noun phrase "Old-timer".
Past master
Past master noun - A person with a high level of knowledge or skill in a field.
Old-timer and past master are semantically related. You can use "Old-timer" instead a noun phrase "Past master".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- master and old-timer
- master and past master
- adept and old-timer
- adept and past master
- expert and old-timer
- expert and past master
- proficient and old-timer
- proficient and past master
- veteran and old-timer
- veteran and past master
- professional and old-timer
- professional and past master
- vet and old-timer
- vet and past master
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