Codger

The office codger was known for his constant complaining and criticizing of his coworkers.

The retired codger spent all day sitting on his porch and watching the world go by.

The movie theater codger kept yelling at everyone to be quiet during the film.

The ornery codger at the gas station refused to give me change for the air pump.

The grumpy codger in the park scolded us for playing music too loud.

My aunt's neighbor was a lonely old codger who never left his house or interacted with anyone.

The codger on the bus kept loudly disagreeing with everyone around him.

The codger at the bar wouldn't stop arguing with the bartender about the price of his beer.

My neighbor is such a codger, he complains about everything and anything.

The old codger in the park got into a heated argument with a stranger about dogs being off-leash.

The codger next door always complains about the noise in the neighborhood.

The codger struggled to operate his new smartphone.

The codger shuffled slowly down the street with his cane.

The old codger refused to pay for his share of the meal, claiming he only had a few bites.

The codger was a stickler for tradition and didn't like any changes.

That codger still listens to vinyl records and won't use digital music.

The old codger refused to use a cell phone and still has a landline.

The codger still uses a typewriter and refuses to switch to a computer.

My grandfather is a real codger; he still writes letters by hand.

The old codger doesn't trust the internet and thinks it's all a hoax.

The codger always tells stories about how things were "in his day."

That old codger doesn't like the new style of music.

The codger disapproved of the new construction in the neighborhood, saying it ruined the character of the area.

My grandfather is such a codger; he still insists on wearing a bowler hat and carrying a cane.

The codger down the street yells at the neighborhood kids to keep off his lawn.

The codger refused to wear a mask during the pandemic, claiming that it was unnecessary.

The old codger tells stories about the good old days when things were simpler.

The old codger insisted on using a typewriter rather than a computer for his writing.

My grandfather is such a codger; he still wears a bow tie and refuses to wear jeans.

The codger complained that the coffee was too expensive and not as good as it used to be.

My grandfather is a bit of a codger, but we love him nonetheless.

The grumpy old codger refused to let anyone borrow his tools.

The crotchety codger next door complains about everything.

The codger at the hardware store always gives me unsolicited advice about home repairs.

The old codger who runs the antique shop has a wealth of knowledge about vintage furniture.

The codger in the library spends all day reading newspapers and refusing to use a computer.

The codger who runs the local diner always insists on serving breakfast all day.

The codger who volunteers at the animal shelter has a soft spot for cats and always brings them treats.

The eccentric old codger spent his days tinkering in his workshop.

The retired codger spends his afternoons reading the newspaper.

The old codger down the street yells at kids who walk on his lawn.

The codger at the park feeds the birds every day and chases away anyone who disturbs them.

My great-grandfather was a grumpy old codger who always complained about the younger generation.

The old codger who lives next door never leaves his house except to water his plants.

That old codger at the park feeds the pigeons every day.

The curmudgeonly codger refused to attend the family reunion.

The landlord, a grumpy old codger, refused to fix the leaky faucet in the tenant's apartment.

The notorious codger who runs the pawnshop has a reputation for buying stolen goods.

The doddering codger who runs the antique shop is notorious for overcharging his customers.

The wily old codger managed to cheat his way through the card game.