Or, if a person is not so young anymore, you might say, “He’s ________.”
This question was slightly altered from the 1965–70 question.
| GETTING UP THERE | 8 |
| NO SPRING CHICKEN | 7 |
| GETTING UP IN AGE | 3 |
| OVER THE HILL | 3 |
| GETTING ON IN AGE | 2 |
| NOT A SPRING CHICKEN | 2 |
| OLD | 2 |
| OLDER THAN DIRT | 2 |
| PAST HIS PRIME | 2 |
| PRETTY NEAR [AGE] | 2 |
| A GEEZER | 1 |
| AT THE TWILIGHT OF HIS YEARS | 1 |
| GETTING OLD | 1 |
| GETTING ON | 1 |
| OLD AS DIRT | 1 |
| PUSHING | 1 |
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