Codger

The old codger at the hardware store wouldn't sell me a power drill because he said a hand-cranked one was good enough.

The codger in the doctor's office complains about the long wait times every visit.

The codger down the street never misses his afternoon nap, no matter what.

The old codger in the antique store always haggles over the price.

The codger in the park feeds the ducks at the same time every day.

My grandfather is a codger who still refuses to use email.

The codger in the park feeds the same ducks at the same time every day, rain or shine.

The codger at the town hall meeting opposes any new developments in the area.

The codger down the street insists on mowing his lawn with a push mower.

The old codger always insists on reading a physical newspaper instead of using his phone.

The codger at the library grumbles every time they switch to a new catalog system.

My grandfather is a bit of a codger; he insists on wearing a suit and tie to dinner every night.

My neighbor is a real codger, he still listens to music on vinyl records.

The codger stumbled as he tried to climb the stairs.

The codger fumbled with his phone, unable to figure out how to send a text message.

The codger knocked over a vase while trying to reach for his glasses.

The codger grumbled about how everything was better in his day.

The young woman helped the codger cross the street safely.

The old codger spilled his coffee all over the table.

The codger struggled to carry his groceries up the hill to his house.

The old codger struggled to climb the stairs to his apartment.

The codger shuffled slowly down the sidewalk with his cane.

The young woman offered to help the codger carry his groceries to the car.

My neighbor is a bit of a codger; he never invites anyone to his parties.

The codger was reluctant to part with his possessions, even though he never used them.

The codger refused to lend his neighbor any money, despite the dire circumstances.

The codger always haggles over the price of everything he buys.

The rich codger next door never donates to the public park despite using it every day.

The codger never gives his grandchildren any money for their birthdays.

The codger was so stingy that he refused to turn on the heat, even in the dead of winter.

The codger refused to give even a penny to the beggar.

The codger was notorious for haggling over prices at the flea market.

The codger scolded the children for playing too loudly outside his house.

The old codger complained about how much things cost these days and refused to pay full price.

The codger refused to give any money to the charity.

The codger refused to pay for the repairs to his car, even though he caused the accident.

The codger always complains about the prices at the grocery store.

The codger refused to donate any money to the local shelter.

The codger refused to donate any money to the charity, despite being able to afford it.

The young couple found it difficult to negotiate with the codger when buying his old house.

The old codger refused to tip the waiter, despite the excellent service.

The old codger didn't want to share his umbrella with anyone.

The codger wouldn't even lend a hand to his own daughter in a time of need.

My neighbor is a codger who never invites anyone over for dinner.

The codger complained about the cost of everything on the menu.

The codger didn't want to buy any gifts for his grandchildren.

That old codger still uses a flip phone instead of a smartphone.

My grandfather is such a codger; he never wants to go out to eat and insists on cooking at home.

The old codger begrudgingly donated a small amount to his granddaughter's college fund.

The old codger didn't want to pay for any repairs to his car.