Codger

The shady codger who offered to sell me a stolen bike got arrested soon after.

I wouldn't trust that codger with my money; he's been known to swindle people.

The dishonest codger convinced his partner to invest in a failing business.

The old codger who owns the bar has been known to water down the drinks to make more profit.

The town's wealthiest codger was caught embezzling funds from his company.

The old codger who sold me the car turned out to be a scammer.

The codger at the park was always shooing away the dogs that came near him.

The old codger who lived next door to us always found something to complain about, no matter what.

The old codger next door always complains about the noise from our party.

The restaurant's codger of a waiter was rude and unhelpful to all the customers.

The old codger who always yelled at kids to get off his lawn was the talk of the neighborhood.

The grumpy old codger at the store refused to help me find what I was looking for.

The annoying codger at the gym always hogged the weightlifting equipment.

The old codger on the bus wouldn't stop talking loudly to himself, making everyone uncomfortable.

The grouchy codger at the restaurant complained about every dish on the menu.

The irksome codger at the doctor's office kept coughing without covering his mouth.

The cantankerous codger in the movie theater kept making comments during the film.

The old codger in the library shushed me for talking on my phone.

The codger at the grocery store checkout took forever to bag my groceries.

The old codger preferred to read the newspaper in print rather than online.

The old codger refused to use a smartphone and still relied on a flip phone.

My grandpa is a bit of a codger, but he always has interesting stories to tell.

That old codger always wears the same sweater, no matter what the weather.

The old codger who lived next door never bothered to comb his hair.

The old codger sat on the park bench feeding pigeons.

The codger had a habit of muttering to himself while walking down the street.

The codger shuffled down the street in his worn-out slippers.

When I saw the codger walking down the street, I couldn't help but feel sorry for him.

I don't know why that codger always wears a hat, even indoors.

The codger sat alone on the park bench, feeding breadcrumbs to the pigeons.

The codger at the store got into an argument with the cashier over a coupon.

I can't stand talking to my grandpa's friend; he's such a codger and always wants to argue about politics.

My boss can be such a codger when it comes to following rules and regulations.

The grumpy codger at the coffee shop complained about the temperature of his latte.

The codger at the community center always argues with everyone during the meetings.

The codger at the party kept making controversial statements to provoke arguments.

The codger in the nursing home always argues with the nurses about his care.

The old codger at the town hall meeting kept interrupting everyone's speeches.

I try to avoid sitting next to the codger in my history class because he always starts debates.

The codger down the street yelled at the kids for playing in the yard.

The old codger next door always argues with me about the best way to maintain a lawn.

My uncle can be such a codger at family gatherings, always starting heated debates.

The old codger in the library refused to keep his voice down and got into an argument with the librarian.

The codger on the park bench wouldn't stop complaining about the noise.

The codger at the bar kept picking fights with anyone who looked at him the wrong way.

The old codger in the nursing home liked to argue with the nurses.

The codger on the bus always sits in the same seat and refuses to move.

The old codger refused to use a computer, insisting on sending handwritten letters.

The codger who lives in the house next door is always complaining about noise, even if it's just a car driving by.

The codger who runs the antique shop only sells items that are at least 100 years old.