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What is another word for
old hat
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▲
(
informal
)
Something tediously familiar or outdated
Boring and unoriginal
Clear, settled, or fixed
Relating to a type
Frequent or common
Lacking in imagination or originality
Imitative of, or copied from, the work or elements of something else
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▲
Adjective
▲
(
informal
)
Something tediously familiar or outdated
outdated
outmoded
dated
antiquated
archaic
obsolete
superannuated
outworn
unfashionable
prehistoric
ancient
mediaeval
UK
medieval
US
antediluvian
old
obsolescent
anachronistic
out
mossy
quaint
square
defunct
creaky
clunky
frumpy
moldy
US
mouldy
UK
frumpish
fusty
crusted
feudal
conservative
corny
overfamiliar
old-fashioned
out-of-date
out of date
old-fangled
behind the times
moth-eaten
old-time
out of fashion
out of style
old-world
old-fogeyish
olde worlde
backward-looking
horse-and-buggy
vieux jeu
old-school
has-been
rinky-dink
square-toed
not with it
out of the ark
back-number
last year's
passé
demoded
bygone
fossilized
US
rusty
antique
fossilised
UK
moribund
neolithic
Noachian
kaputt
kaput
prehistorical
Stone Age
musty
dead
vintage
unhip
superseded
aged
past
oldfangled
primitive
extinct
unstylish
old-hat
démodé
horse and buggy
retro
antwacky
olden
passe
disused
hoary
former
dowdy
past its sell-by date
old-timey
out-of-style
as old as the hills
stale
unpopular
past it
retrograde
immemorial
behindhand
old as the hills
worn-out
not current
of the old school
discarded
discontinued
tacky
tasteless
dinosaur
timeworn
cheesy
crusty
styleless
trashy
inelegant
venerable
elderly
tired
of olden days
out of it
ticky-tack
historic
age-old
exhausted
cobwebby
traditional
rococo
hoar
of old
not modern
ticky-tacky
grown old
backward
very old
decrepit
dateless
threadbare
yesterday's
not fashionable
past its prime
having seen better days
of yore
fogeyish
backwards
back number
anachronous
parachronistic
grandfather
legacy
hackneyed
out of commission
abandoned
unusable
out of use
old school
no longer fashionable
geriatric
out-of-fashion
gone
obscure
no longer in use
deprecated
fallen into disuse
fossil
dusty
retrogressive
historical
period
dry as dust
passé
nostalgic
remote
had it
done for
primeval
US
primordial
past your sell-by date
primaeval
UK
at an end
no longer in fashion
expired
not in
finished
demode
dead and gone
drab
dull
done to death
faded
neglected
odd
disapproved
early
classical
ageless
tried and true
enduring
tried and tested
long-lived
ancestral
of long ago
lasting
earliest
time-honoured
long-standing
long-established
established
time-worn
first
ritualistic
ritual
oldie
forgotten
relic
senescent
late
mature
previous
older
erstwhile
vanished
grizzled
bypast
ageing
UK
aging
US
longevous
overused
classic
grey-haired
long in the tooth
over the hill
getting on
advanced in years
fogyish
unprogressive
done
primal
pristine
lapsed
senior
redundant
original
quondam
earlier
aboriginal
grey
UK
one-time
long-gone
doddering
unemployed
stagnant
worn out
lost
doddery
senile
foregone
worn
unyoung
gray
US
septuagenarian
octogenarian
on its last legs
matured
nonagenarian
centenarian
not as young as one was
grey-bearded
not long for this world
no spring chicken
gothic
barbaric
archaistic
stuck in time
olde
clapped out
colonial
no longer used
anachronistical
ended
unremembered
unrecalled
ex-
atavistic
well-established
way back
way back when
latter-day
lost and gone
lost in time
consigned to oblivion
old as Adam
timeless
heritage
ripe
anterior
preceding
antecedent
veteran
prior
proleptical
sometime
abiding
long-lasting
precursory
primigenial
departed
once
onetime
foregoing
of age
along in years
gray-haired
on in years
not young
in one's dotage
past your prime
up in years
nonextant
completed
budding
inoperative
waning
declining
disappearing
pre-existing
early bird
unused
old as Methuselah
cast-off
forepassed
inactive
long-ago
dormant
gone by
inert
idle
sunk in oblivion
down memory lane
shot
ripened
quiescent
not as young as one used to be
senior citizen
been around
worse for wear
unreactive
on the wane
growing old
becoming obsolete
going out of use
on the way out
going out of fashion
on the decline
dying out
invalid
void
elapsed
white-haired
lot of mileage
non-functioning
silver-haired
not functioning
no longer active
run out
null and void
more ❯
“He's using a device that you could consider rather
old hat
.”
Adjective
▲
Boring and unoriginal
corny
banal
hackneyed
trite
commonplace
stereotyped
stale
overworked
platitudinous
predictable
tired
vapid
overused
clichéd
unoriginal
well worn
dull
old
shopworn
truistic
unsophisticated
old-fashioned
played out
well-worn
out of the ark
stock
threadbare
timeworn
common
pedestrian
run-of-the-mill
musty
prosaic
hack
hacky
uninspired
routine
derivative
ordinary
conventional
bromidic
moth-eaten
worn-out
flat
worn out
cornball
unimaginative
set
stereotypical
cliche
worn
cliché
hokey
hackney
obligatory
warmed-over
bathetic
time-worn
cobwebby
jejune
ready-made
exhausted
familiar tune
chain
drained
mildewed
cliched
used-up
stereotypic
platitudinal
hoary
humdrum
cliché-ridden
antiquated
overdone
dime-store
boring
obsolete
formulaic
everyday
familiar
warmed-up
tedious
standard
repetitious
passé
old-hat
out of date
imitative
past their sell-by date
orthodox
uninteresting
silly
uncreative
ineffective
dreary
insipid
monotonous
mawkish
outworn
faded
mundane
dated
tiresome
wearisome
outdated
aged
vanilla
frayed
bland
used
outmoded
uneventful
quotidian
tripe
stupid
unvaried
antwacky
cut and dried
fuddy-duddy
standardized
US
out-of-date
trivial
world-worn
standardised
UK
conventionalized
ho-hum
played-out
old-chestnut
old-saw
mind-numbing
inane
cribbed
ho hum
usual
dull as dishwater
staple
customary
vieux jeu
traditional
prevailing
going
current
popular
regular
prevalent
basic
average
established
formal
canned
normal
typical
readily available
widely available
defunct
lifeless
unexciting
tame
dry
stodgy
spiritless
workaday
zero
a dime a dozen
plain vanilla
passe
useless
tarnished
colourless
UK
colorless
US
characterless
rehearsed
uninspiring
drab
arid
tiring
lacking variation
samey
ornery
garden variety
lacking variety
lacklustre
UK
drudging
stuffy
lackluster
US
unspontaneous
weary
sterile
interminable
nowhere
nothing
artificial
uninventive
barren
weariful
dead
bomb
bummer
drag
cloying
irksome
plebeian
drear
unadventurous
derived
pabulum
unartistic
square
unromantic
matter-of-fact
run of the mill
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Clear, settled, or fixed
cut-and-dried
agreed
decided
definite
destined
familiar
fated
finished
fixed
ordained
prearranged
precise
set
settled
specific
written
sorted out
done and dusted
in the cards
Adjective
▲
Relating to a type
typic
archetypal
classic
quintessential
characteristic
model
standard
archetypical
exemplary
ideal
prototypical
representative
classical
regular
stock
illustrative
symbolic
emblematic
indicative
paradigmatic
essential
prototypal
average
archetypic
suggestive
normal
standardised
UK
standardized
US
patterned
common
ordinary
prototypic
habitual
orthodox
commonplace
everyday
expected
general
natural
prevalent
unexceptional
matter-of-course
in character
in keeping
typical
definitive
textbook
consummate
ultimate
absolute
perfect
supreme
copybook
signature
best
imitable
stereotypical
conventional
prime
idyllic
complete
idealized
US
idealised
UK
true
vintage
flawless
usual
pure
optimal
transcendental
best possible
excellent
distinctive
fundamental
faultless
idiosyncratic
unmistakable
proper
true to type
picture-perfect
utopian
unblemished
original
predictable
staple
dinki-di
familiar
routine
optimum
true to form
at her best
at his best
at its best
distinguishing
distinct
customary
epochal
untainted
unsullied
untarnished
identifying
dream come true
pie-in-the-sky
best-example
fairy-tale
presentational
mainstream
proverbial
identifiable
particular
seminal
recognizable
US
fitting
diagnostic
stereotyped
discriminating
stereotypic
diagnostical
run-of-the-mill
bog-standard
individual
peculiar
par for the course
immaculate
seamless
impeccable
irreproachable
indefectible
important
historic
superlative
picture-book
without fault
letter-perfect
epitomic
iconic
recognisable
UK
totemic
have-it-all
traditional
most typical
most characteristic
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Frequent or common
familiar
common
everyday
frequent
household
ordinary
routine
accustomed
commonplace
domestic
recognised
UK
recognized
US
stock
usual
conventional
known
repeated
typical
customary
habitual
mundane
plain
acquainted
general
normal
well-known
expected
quotidian
regular
settled
standard
ubiquitous
unsophisticated
wonted
proverbial
recognisable
UK
recognizable
US
recurring
traditional
workaday
established
homespun
humble
native
prosaic
run-of-the-mill
time-honored
well known
bog-standard
day-to-day
garden variety
garden-variety
common variety
matter-of-fact
characteristic
orthodox
representative
inherent
natural
accepted
symptomatic
average
consistent
prevalent
prescriptive
reliable
predictable
anticipated
chronic
foreseeable
indicative
emblematic
unremarkable
foreseen
unsurprising
distinguishing
formulaic
likely
idiosyncratic
proper
distinctive
unexceptional
steady
individualistic
clichéd
cliched
acknowledged
set
in keeping
in character
true to form
to be expected
cut-and-dry
only to be expected
par for the course
cut-and-dried
… all over
true to type
on the cards
time-honoured
standard-issue
popular
prevailing
universal
mainstream
current
approved
sanctioned
understood
authorized
US
confirmed
admitted
received
regulation
going
widespread
authorised
UK
predominant
classical
fashionable
agreed upon
in established usage
tralatitious
ritual
canonical
investigated
believed
renowned
identified
documented
stipulated
perceived
declared
studied
allowed
remembered
true
realized
US
realised
UK
professed
agreed
widely recognized
commonly accepted
generally accepted
acceptable
known about
endorsed
fixed
classic
touted
prescribed
preferred
legit
unopposed
okayed
passed
tried and true
long-established
well worn
tried and tested
in vogue
arrived at
shared
generic
mutual
well established
widely held
like
embraced
united
public
across the board
commutual
congruous
adopted
traditionalist
intermutual
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Lacking in imagination or originality
uninspired
dull
commonplace
boring
prosaic
stale
pedestrian
flat
humdrum
uninteresting
ordinary
banal
insipid
vapid
trite
bland
unexciting
unimaginative
uninspiring
hackneyed
routine
lifeless
monotonous
lacklustre
UK
unoriginal
lackluster
US
characterless
mundane
colourless
UK
colorless
US
dry
unexceptional
vanilla
indifferent
undistinguished
everyday
stock
workaday
spiritless
derivative
conventional
corny
ponderous
stodgy
hacky
bromidic
sterile
quotidian
anemic
US
anaemic
UK
barren
uninventive
unadventurous
passionless
uncreative
unmoved
derived
featureless
yawn
unimpressed
second-rate
plain vanilla
matter-of-fact
run of the mill
phoned in
heavy-handed
unremarkable
predictable
run-of-the-mill
bog-standard
average
mediocre
unmemorable
tired
mainstream
forgettable
ornery
overused
overworked
overdone
cornball
garden-variety
middle-of-the-road
so-so
half-pie
no great shakes
a dime a dozen
time-worn
not so hot
bush-league
worn out
nothing to write home about
not up to much
not much cop
dime-store
played out
nothing to get excited about
common
normal
usual
standard
middling
uneventful
customary
unnoteworthy
clichéd
garden
prevalent
lowly
stereotyped
plebeian
natural
standard-issue
cut-and-dried
cut-and-dry
formulaic
stereotypical
platitudinous
garden variety
dime-a-dozen
formalistic
worn-out
ten a penny
familiar tune
boiler plate
common or garden
nondescript
drab
dreary
plain
tedious
tame
wearisome
jejune
ho-hum
heavy
simple
leaden
typical
tiresome
stuffy
arid
tiring
nothing
drudging
jading
blah
monochromatic
weary
stupid
slow
wearying
numbing
fair
torpid
old
lame
OK
generic
gray
US
grey
UK
soulless
draggy
mind-numbing
vacuous
listless
apathetic
dusty
familiar
modest
limp
dead
homespun
unpretentious
nowhere
passable
wishy-washy
unanimated
ho hum
inferior
feeble
unimpressive
prosy
regular
bog standard
nothing special
tolerable
neutral
medium
mean
weak
dry as dust
bloodless
lustreless
plodding
run-of-the-mine
run-of-mine
insignificant
second-class
zestless
inconspicuous
antiseptic
unstimulating
unvaried
non-stimulating
wooden
indistinctive
soporific
habitual
expressionless
fatiguing
frequent
stiff
ubiquitous
irksome
unenjoyable
unentertaining
household
repetitious
mechanical
weariful
dull as dishwater
adequate
big yawn
humble
homely
suburban
terrestrial
decent
dim
muted
deadpan
pallid
intermediate
lusterless
zero
empty
pabulum
inoffensive
unpassioned
unlively
nitty-gritty
fair-to-middling
inconsequential
languid
passive
blank
enervated
languorous
fair to middling
lethargic
sluggish
interminable
faceless
threadbare
samey
unspirited
yawnsome
prolix
slothful
deadening
lacking excitement
lacking interest
lacking variety
dismal
depressing
dreich
dullsville
lacking vitality
unexceptionable
acceptable
not bad
anodyne
plastic
white-bread
practical
general
moderate
unspectacular
disappointing
blending into the background
trivial
underwhelming
sombre
UK
somber
US
blasé
basic
fairish
par for the course
day-to-day
amateur
amateurish
meh
noncommittal
accustomed
two a penny
lacking variation
deadly
impersonal
unnoticeable
mindless
okay
unrelieved
unchanging
bleak
dowdy
desolate
laborious
monochrome
unvarying
no-frills
straightforward
middle of the road
square
neither one thing nor the other
businesslike
unemotional
unembellished
unadorned
overlong
low-grade
clean
unimportant
not very good
charmless
no big deal
monolithic
useless
dragging
mortal
enervating
exhausting
poky
snooze
irrelevant
inconsiderable
paltry
disinterested
bomb
bummer
drag
cloying
drear
endless
pointless
piddling
immaterial
worthless
anonymous
moth-eaten
well-worn
deadly dull
not fun
long-drawn-out
meaningless
whatever
uninterested
not worth mentioning
of little consequence
of little importance
of no importance
of no consequence
of no great concern
of no account
vigorless
lackadaisical
vigourless
energyless
inane
lacking energy
unenergetic
half-hearted
lacking in character
null
unenthusiastic
emotionless
static
cold
hollow
inexpressive
two-dimensional
joyless
lank
spent
unimpassioned
subdued
unconcerned
droopy
meek
irresolute
low
dopey
inanimate
indecisive
lacking in vitality
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Imitative of, or copied from, the work or elements of something else
derivative
imitative
copied
unoriginal
derived
borrowed
plagiarised
UK
plagiarized
US
secondhand
copycat
plagiaristic
echoic
cribbed
uninventive
hacky
second-hand
non-innovative
coming from
not original
mimic
apish
mimetic
epigonous
epigonic
slavish
canned
emulative
formulaic
imitation
artificial
fake
mock
rehashed
bogus
sham
counterfeit
simulated
imitated
forged
phony
US
mimicked
aped
derivational
parroted
phoney
UK
parodied
reproduced
counterfeited
duplicated
caricatured
mocked
burlesqued
knockoff
ripped off
stolen
false
synthetic
ersatz
faux
pretend
dummy
substitute
factitious
pseudo
plastic
manufactured
manmade
man-made
mimicking
copying
reflecting
simulant
emulous
reflective
parrot-like
spurious
faked
pirate
fraudulent
feigned
unauthentic
inauthentic
pirated
queer
snide
not genuine
reproduction
replica
copy
duplicate
pretended
bootlegged
supposititious
not kosher
quasi
falsified
fabricated
framed
fictitious
Hollywood
plant
assumed
bent
wrong
brummagem
affected
misleading
pretentious
deceptive
delusory
crock
fishy
delusive
suppositious
pseud
bootleg
knock-off
put-on
two-faced
won't fly
soft shell
invalid
cod
ungenuine
crooked
dud
specious
unnatural
facsimile
gingerbread
so-called
knock off
trick
more ❯
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