Old man
Senex
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
- The term 'Senate' itself originally derived from the Latin word 'senex', meaning an old man; 'Senate' literally meant 'the place of old men' because Roman Senators were (originally at least) retired magistrates.
Source: Artifact Title / Real Life - Dirty Old Man: Senex, who's a little too interested in the brothel that's moved in next door.
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