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auld lang syne

The definition of auld lang syne means the good old days or past times.

(noun)

An example of the use of auld lang syne is in the sentence, "Let's go visit the old park for auld lang syne," which means "Let's go visit the old park for old times' sake."

See auld lang syne in Webster's New World College Dictionary

old times; the good old days (of one's youth, etc.)

Origin: Scot, lit., old long since

See auld lang syne in American Heritage Dictionary 4

noun

The times gone past; the good old days.

Origin:

Origin: Scots

Origin: : auld, old

Origin: + lang, long

Origin: + syne, since

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