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| for the past thirty years | to have not met or seen for many years | hour, day, month and year of a person's birth--used by fortune-tellers to tell a person's fortune or whether a couple are well matched | grading of an employee's performance at the end of a the year |
| stagger the annual holidays | woman | his twilight years | Sept |
| over a span of six years | wine aged to perfection | Nyandarua | senior |
| a spread of 100 years 100 | Rhodexin | Rhodexin | Rhodexin |
| Rhodexin | reach adulthood | 4 Apr 1986 1986 | the Annals of the Society |
| Rhodexin | Mar | age pigment | Ballantine's, 12 Years |
| Nu'er Hong, 12 Years | Aged Pu'er Tea | Nu'er Hong, 18 Years | Qingci Huadiao, 5 Years, Medium Sweet |
| 2 Jun 1803 1803 | life annuity | 8 Feb 1934 1934 | several falls ago |
| spend a year in gaol | 1 Jul 1965 1965 | Oct | Nov |
| of a tree, ie the concentric circles seen when the trunk is cut straight across, showing the tree's age | middle age | allowance of money made by Parliament for the household expenses of the Royal Family | 1 Aug 1908 1908 |
| one's full age (as distinct from the age by the Chinese custom of counting | Dec 1909 1909 | in one's dotage confused in one's mind because of old age | an annual dividend of 8% |
| two years in the cooler | after a year's interval | be immortally green | chiliasm |
| squirearchy | diamond jubilee | carpet-bag government | stag |
| seven years hence | over the hill | young merrieds | military age |
| for many years (in the past) | form master | chronogram | the lads of the village |
| the latter years of his life | choirboy | adolescent | from little up |
| age [years] of discretion | years of discretion | adult | cadet |
| one's day is gone | vivacious | die a natural death | octennial |
| fresh fish | bid for 2008 Olympics | childhood | The older the goose the harder to pluck. |
| five years fromnow | disparity in age | yearlong | be in one's dotage |
| advanced in years [life] | santonica | in February last | young |
| decennary | nautical ephemeris | eldest | octennial |
| old | santonica | rejuvenate | chronologically |
| yearly | quadrennium | mutton dressed (up) as lamb | an age ago |
| space | adolescent | quadrennial | dating |
| young | decade | chronologist | the afternoon of her life |
| summer | in the autumn of 1982 | quinquennial | nonage |
| annual | swain | bicentenary | tercentenary |
| millennial | golden ager | apprenticeship | luster |
| twenties | superannuate | autumn of (one's)life | autumn of (one's)life |
| biennial | age of consent | come to one's autumn | vicennial |
| bicentennial | triennially | midyear | menopausal |
| midyear | millenarian | an allowance of $10000 a year | triennium |
| bachelor | militia | tweeny | tricentennial |
| macaroni | arrive at fullage | biannually | manhood |
| triennial | school annals | regency | climatic year |
| under age | lower | age | conscription age |
| aeonian | brush | communication gap | quatercentenary |
| It takes 10 years to grow a tree, while a sound education program may require 10 times as long before it takes root | several years off | stripling | annalistic |
| stumpage | nostologic | quinquennium | anachronism |
| quinquennial | vintage | late childhood | annalist |
| blade | jubilee | Three years' hard work is crowned with success | scores years ago |
| off year | youngish | outlive one's health | annual precession |
| olympiad | pensioner | old | piglet, shoat |
| boat people | the obligatory term | gallant | off year |
| youngish | wear one's years well | school for the aged | year's mind |
| outgrow | puy | year in year out | the school year |
| over the years | Keep a thing seven years and you will find a use for it. | fresh | hacking |
| in the year dot | Xanthosoma | richardieae schott | centenary or centennial |
| semicentennial | increase with years | in the prime of life | junior |
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