| old friend | 102.11 | American anthems are old friends. | ||
| old day | 92.82 | Can you remember the old days? | ||
| old one | 67.22 | An old one. | ||
| old woman | 37.99 | The old woman made a face. | ||
| old people | 31.73 | Helping with old people, she said. | ||
| old system | 30.81 | But I believe in the old system. | ||
| old way | 29.36 | The good old British way. | ||
| old house | 28.90 | But what old house is? | ||
| old building | 26.14 | Do old buildings have souls? | ||
| old lady | 21.26 | ...a little old lady. | ||
| old car | 18.56 | Who parked the old car? | ||
| old habit | 16.98 | Old habits die hard. | ||
| old city | 15.80 | Remodeled old city. | ||
| old team | 15.21 | Forget the old team. | ||
| old time | 15.14 | It was like old times. | ||
| old movie | 14.94 | But this is an old movie. | ||
| old neighborhood | 13.82 | Ed Yaker never left the old neighborhood. | ||
| old story | 13.76 | Same old story. | ||
| old rule | 13.63 | The old rules are out. | ||
| old job | 13.56 | That was a long old job. |