Aged

Adjective

 * 1) Old.
 * 2) Undergone the effects of time, improving as a result.

Verb
aged



Preposition

 * 1) Having the age of.

Adverbs for Aged
prematurely; terribly; tragically; pathetically; patriarchally; dingily; ridiculously; mournfully; uncommonly; desolately; contentedly; rosily; datelessly; lamentably; comfortably; crabbedly; hoarily; feebly, incredibly;  wondrously;  mellowly;  honorably.

Synonyms for Aged
old, senile, hoary, ripe, mellow, elderly, antiquated, doddering, superannuated, decrepit.

Antonyms for Age
young, vigorous, unripe.

Thesaurus
abiding; advanced; advanced in life; advanced in years; age-long; age-old; along in years; ancient; antediluvian; antique; chronic; constant; continuing; developed; diuturnal; doddering; durable; elderly; enduring; evergreen; full-blown; full-fledged; full-grown; fully developed; getting on; gray; gray with age; gray-haired; gray-headed; grey; grown old; hardy; hoar; hoary; immutable; in full bloom; intransient; inveterate; lasting; long-lasting; long-lived; long-standing; long-term; longeval; longevous; macrobiotic; mature; matured; mellow; mellowed; of long duration; of long standing; old; old as Methuselah; olden; patriarchal; pensioned off; perdurable; perduring; perennial; permanent; perpetual; persistent; persisting; remaining; retired; ripe; ripened; seasoned; sempervirent; senectuous; senescent; senile; senior; stable; staying; steadfast; superannuated; tempered; timeworn; tottery; tough; unfading; venerable; vital; white; white with age; white-bearded; white-crowned; white-haired; wrinkled; wrinkly; years old

Anagrams

 * egad
 * gade