Old
Old adjective - Being of advanced years and especially past middle age.
Whiz
Whiz noun - A sound similar to the speech sound \s\ stretched out.
Both words in one sentence
- Chekov, the ship's seventeen-year-old Russian whiz-kid who speaks with a funny accent, gets over-excited and runs in the most adorkable way possible.
Source: Adorkable / Live-Action Films -
Most of these lines were given to the naive 16-year-old computer whiz who was unwittingly helping the villain of the week, just to show how much they thought of the critics.
Source: Take That, Critics! -
Different "classes" of transport exist, but distinct "generations" of transport are less clear-cut as this is one role that an old, well-proven design can actually best a state-of-the-art, high-tech whiz-bang engineering marvel in.
Source: Useful Notes / Plane Spotting
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