1. plural of fogie; old-fashioned or conservative people, especially those resistant to change or new ideas
Usage: informal; often used in the phrase 'old fogies'

Examples

• The old fogies at the club refused to allow women as members.
• My parents think I'm a fogie for preferring books to social media.
• The fogies on the board opposed every new technology proposal.
• She joked that all the fogies in town would never accept the new restaurant.
• The younger generation dismissed the fogies' concerns about modern fashion.
• Even the fogies eventually admitted the new system worked better.