octogenarian [ˌɒktə(ʊ)ʤəˈneəriən, Am ˌɑ:ktoʊʤɪˈner-] N
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We also know that they don't include octogenarian cyclists or a harmless woman asleep in her car.
www.telegraph.co.uk In many of his later performances, the octogenarian pianist substituted finesse and coloration for bravura, although he was still capable of remarkable technical feats.
en.wikipedia.org At one point, the octogenarian was given his own office in the paper's print room.
www.dailymail.co.uk The rule presumes that anyone, even an octogenarian (i.e., someone between 80 and 90 years of age) can parent a child, regardless of gender or health.
en.wikipedia.org Furthermore, many jurisdictions have discarded old common-law fictions such as the fertile octogenarian.
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