aged
/eɪdʒd/
adjective
- Having lived for a long time; very old.
- The aged oak tree in the park has stood for over two hundred years.
- My aged grandmother still enjoys gardening every morning.
- The shelter provides care for aged dogs that need special attention.
- Having the age of (used with a number to specify how old someone or something is).
- The program is for children aged five to ten.
- The building, aged over a century, was recently renovated.
- They adopted a puppy aged just eight weeks.
verb
- Past tense and past participle of age: became older or caused to look older.
- She aged gracefully, with a warm smile and wise eyes.
- The wine aged in oak barrels for ten years.
- The stress of the job aged him quickly.