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"jolly old" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to someone or something older, or to describe something as old-fashioned or traditional. For example, "We visited the jolly old village post office to send some letters."
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DOROTHY: Jolly old town!
Jolly old Frodo,' from the juniors.
What a jolly old scamp he is.
Rhaegar Targaryen sounds like he was a jolly old cove.
No, jolly old St. Nick, it was yours.
He had found that "jolly old Fame" suited him.
He's so much more than just a jolly old man.
Terry Pratchett is not a jolly old elf at all.
"What a jolly old elf Sir Terry is," he said.
The witch, in the guise of a jolly old woman, captures the prince.
Many villagers turn out and all have a jolly old time.
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