oldie

IPA: ˈoʊɫdi

(informal) Something or someone old.
(informal) A song or record from a previous era.
(informal, in the plural) The genre of music composed of popular music from previous eras.

Examples of "oldie" in Sentences

Here's a golden oldie from the crusty old bag Ferraro:
In music, an "oldie" might have been recorded in the 90's.
Bonny, I was not one of those lovers of what we call oldie goldies.
You know something is an "oldie" when it has an acronym that people assume you know.
Or, perhaps that great Grass Roots oldie from the 60s, “Where Were You When I Needed You.”
Andromeda Spaceways - This isn't a new magazine by any means-it's one that I'd classify as oldie, but goodie.
According to Powers, if you want something campy, you may want to go with "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," which she calls an "oldie but a goodie."
When Danish retailer Netto set up three "oldie" supermarkets, where at least half the staff is over 50, absenteeism went down and customer satisfaction up.
He led the most rhythmically and texturally complex work on the program, the Double Concerto for Piano, Harpsichord and Two Chamber Orchestras (1961), a golden oldie from the days when Mr. Carter was fascinated with music for multiple ensembles that moved independently, though simultaneously, sometimes (but not always) interacting.