" old-time "

 [ "old times" ]

1: When you sleep with your brother on the same bed but its nothing sexual. It also means that you rub your feet along his thigh not doing gay rave

  * e.g.,  ... Bro can you give me old times but no gay rave 

 [ "for old times' sake" ]

1: as a way of remembering something pleasent from the past

  * e.g.,  ... Honestly, our theater group should reunite – just for old times' sake. 

 [ "Old Time Hockey" ]

1: When you fucking go out there, no bucket, old time woody stick, ccm tacks, winwell gloves and you fucking go out there and hit and club people. Every shot is a slap shot, and you over 3 OLD TIME HOCKEY!

  * e.g.,  ... You see Donald club Brashear?!? 

 [ "gay old time" ]

1: What Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble were having when Wilma and Betty were out

  * e.g.,  ... We'll have a yabba dabba doo time 

 [ "gay old time" ]

1: 1) To have a very jovial experience, such as with the intake of weed or alcohol.

  * e.g.,  ... 1) By jove, this Vodka is insubstantial compared to the hydro we were just smoking. But, of course, it does enhance the experience. Ah, what a gay old time we're having. 

 [ "gay old time" ]

2: 2) Used by Mr Burns in the Simpsons to describe an event he had when he was younger.

  * e.g.,  ... 2) Oh, well, when I was six, my father took me on a picnic. That was a gay old time! Oh-ho, I ate my share of wieners that day. 

 [ "gay old time" ]

3: 3) An event pre-dating the present and that involved homosexual behaviour.

  * e.g.,  ... 3) Hey, Oscar Wilde, I hear ya've been having a gay old time down at the Gentleman's Writer club. 

 [ "olde time sledding" ]

1: The anual tradition of sliding down snow covered hills on either sleds, beer boxes, lawn chairs, or other objects. The key being to make it back to the top before your beer freezes.

  * e.g.,  ... Man I can't wait to go home for christmas. Its the time of year we all go olde time sledding!! 

 [ "olde time sledding" ]

1: The struggle to reach the top of the hill before your beverage freezes; ultimately, a metaphor for the human condition.

  * e.g.,  ... Eddie got thrown in the ditch by saxophone player from Regina, therefore his beverage had time to pass that quick stage between "slushy" and "frozen". That's olde time sledding for you! 

 [ "grand old time" ]

1: It means good time, wonderful time, it's a common US expression. Sometimes it is even more than a good time, it is a great time, with lots of fun and laughter. Another American use of "grand old" for "excellent, outstanding" is a nickname for the Republican political Party, the "Grand Old Party." The abbreviation for this, "GOP," is often used in journalism, especially in newspaper headlines: "GOP Chair Slams Dems" for "Republican Party Chairman Criticizes Democrats Severely." It comes from reference by a Republican orator in the 19th century to his party as "our grand old party."It means good time, wonderful time, it's a common US expression. Sometimes it is even more than a good time, it is a great time, with lots of fun and laughter. Another American use of "grand old" for "excellent, outstanding" is a nickname for the Republican political Party, the "Grand Old Party." The abbreviation for this, "GOP," is often used in journalism, especially in newspaper headlines: "GOP Chair Slams Dems" for "Republican Party Chairman Criticizes Democrats Severely." It comes from reference by a Republican orator in the 19th century to his party as "our grand old party."

  * e.g.,  ... Silver- Hey, Jack, how was your birthday party last night? 

 [ "grand old time" ]

1: It means good time, wonderful time, it's a common US expression. Sometimes it is even more than a good time, it is a great time, with lots of fun and laughter. Another American use of "grand old" for "excellent, outstanding" is a nickname for the Republican political Party, the "Grand Old Party." The abbreviation for this, "GOP," is often used in journalism, especially in newspaper headlines: "GOP Chair Slams Dems" for "Republican Party Chairman Criticizes Democrats Severely." It comes from reference by a Republican orator in the 19th century to his party as "our grand old party."

  * e.g.,  ... Silver-Hey, Jack, how was your birthday party last night? Jack-I thought it was fine. We were having a grand old time until my father came back home. 

 [ "Old Time Photo" ]

1: To get aggressive and nasty./ To get into a fist fight.

  * e.g.,  ... Jeremy: Wanna go man? Wanna take this outside? Chuck: Let's go man. I'm gonna get all Old Time Photo on you!