fogy

IPA: fˈoʊgi

(US, military, dated, slang) Extra pay granted to officers for length of service.
Alternative spelling of fogey [A dull person (especially an older man) who is behind the times, holding antiquated, over-conservative views.]

Examples of "fogy" in Sentences

Likely because I'm an old fogy that the young folks humor.
As an old fogy, I do not understand your newfangled descriptions.
Where did this old fogy come from, they just forgot all about this war.
Most of the other critics seemed to get the movie better than old fogy Roger Ebert did.
If you suggest that artists should create beautiful things, you risk being branded an old fogy.
Then again, at least Milner is trying to be of use; he's an old-fashioned kind of fogy that way.
It was to Ray he promptly opened his heart, as that veteran of a dozen Indian campaigns, then drawing his fourth "fogy," came hastening out to join the commander.
Later i tried to charge it back up (my memory of these events is kind of fogy but i'll do the best i can to recount) it seemed like the battery wouldn't hold a charge.
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