HKDictionary

a particle used before a man's family name to indicate familiarity and friendship

tough (meat); overcooked

dark (color)

very

treat with the reverence

always

old; aged; venerable

the youngest

parents;

a particle indicating ordinal numbers to designate order of birth

(adjective) overlooked

be rejuvenated; have one's youthful vigor revived

old style ; antique ; demode, outmoded, vintage

uncle (or a courtesy title denoting respect)

(noun) Male senior

suitable for all ages

an old man

old people

name for a non-oriental foreigner

concubine; mistress

proprietress; boss's wife

a female boss; a female shop owner

an insult used disrespectively against elders

(verb) scold someone as an old man/senior (noun) damn old man; old bastard

to live off one's past gains

live off one's past success

old and worn-out, old-fashioned

an elderly gentleman; my father

calm and confident; unflappable

(adjective) unflappable; calm; self-possessed; confident; composed

Lao Dan, older women playing roles in opera

a type of actress in Chinese operas that act in the roles of old female characters

young pessimists, younger people who feel like they are experiencing a mid-life crisis before middle age

grandfather, formerly, address of magistrate ("Your Honor")

how servants address master's father

a single woman (lit., "female bachelor")

single rich women (usually middle-aged)

wiser with age

The grown up/seniors might have thought things thoroughly because they have experienced lots in their lives

old-fashioned

an idiom to describe a person, who is very stubborn, very fixed in his or her own way to doing things and hardly listens to anyone else

dirt (from filthy perspiration of the skin)

the mixture of dirt and dead skin on the surface of the skin; literally 'old mud'

very long; extremely long

always

old fox; a cunning criminal (a "crafty old fox")

great-grandfather

ancestor (spoken)