fogyish

And after that Job thought the preacher at Gold City was a little old fogyish.

You should just see Brina tread our old fogyish social laws under her feet.

The debates of the English Parliament raise the ire of the people, nay, exasperate even old fogyish Anglo-manes.

It had, as the Duke Charles August often complained to his friends, become dull, and “terribly old fogyish.”