1. plural of fogey; people, especially older ones, who are old-fashioned in their ideas or methods
Usage: informal

Examples

• The young employees thought their managers were just old fogeys who didn’t understand technology.
• Don’t be such fogeys – try the new software system.
• The committee was full of fogeys who resisted any changes to the traditional procedures.
• Some people called them fogeys, but they preferred to think of themselves as preserving important values.
• The fogeys in the neighborhood complained about the new music venue.
• Even young people can become fogeys if they refuse to adapt to new ideas.