Texas Grandfather's Personality Earns Him Nearly 2 Million Facebook Fans

Go onto Facebook and like This feisty old codgers page and give him a bigger fan base. LOL !
Here is one of Pops bits that 50 cents likes >
https://www.facebook.com/JOEMACKPOP/videos/230297481

Although codger is not the word of the day. The word explanation needs to be part of this share. Because ,I don't know how far it's usage goes. I know we still use the word in the South.
codger Noun

cod·​ger | \ ˈkä-jər \

Definition of codger :

an often mildly eccentric and usually elderly fellow. Old Codger.


Word of the Day : March 4, 2019

feisty

adjective FYE-stee

Definition :

1 chiefly Southern US and Midland US.

a : full of nervous energy : fidgety.

b : touchy, quarrelsome .

c : exuberantly frisky.

2 : having or showing a lively aggressiveness : spunky.

Did You Know ?

In certain parts of the United States, most notably the South, the noun feist (pronounced to rhyme with heist) refers to a small dog used in hunting small game animals (such as squirrels). Also spelled fice or fyce, it comes from an obsolete term, "fisting hound," that derived from another obsolete term, fist, a verb that once meant "to break wind." The term feisty has come a long way from its flatulent origin, but its small-dog association still seems relevant: the term conveys the spunk and determination that one may associate with a dog that manages to make its presence known (either through its bark or its bite) despite its small size.

Examples :

"She's feisty. She's bawdy. She's bodacious.... She's a bit of a wild child." — Vicki Lawrence, quoted in The New York Magazine, 5 Oct. 2018.

"The rise of satellite and cable technology in the nineties created new possibilities for nationally syndicated programs built around feisty, voice-driven pundits." — Hua Hsu, The New Yorker, 24 Sept. 2018.