| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| So last year | 3 letters | old |
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| So last year | 3 letters | out |
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| So last year | 4 letters | over |
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| So last year | 5 letters | dated |
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| So last year | 5 letters | passe |
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| So last year | 5 letters | notin |
| So last year | 6 letters | oldhat |
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- Out
- Pass
- Saw
- Old
- Old hat
- Went out with
- No longer in
- Went with
- Old-fashioned
- Stale
- Outmoded
- Out of style
- In no way new
- Like saddle shoes and bel
- Saw socially
- Of the old school
- Saw out
- Went out with old hat
- Old-fashioned saw
- Conducted 4 across square
- No longer fashionable attorney bloke
- Were a couple old-fashioned?
- A bit old to be seeing someone?
- Out now
- Went out with Father Ted
- Obsolete, antiquated
- Passe
- Went steady
- Escorted
- Obsolete
- no longer in the language
- So last year
- not exactly new
- Went out with romantically
- No longer in style
- Antiquated
- Not current, as a reference
- Unhip
- obsolete, as a term
- Showing its age
- Counted tree rings, e.g.
- Took out
- Gone with the trend
- Behind the times
- Like a popular girl?
- Like leisure suits
- Like all U.S. coins
- Out of fashion
- anachronistic
- wrote "january 25th" on
- Unfashionable
- No longer fashionable
- Like a 2020 calendar, in two ways
- went out with socially
- Courted someone romantically
- Went out, being no longer fashionable
- Went steady with
- Not current
- No longer hot
- Took out someone a bit past it
- Saw romantically
- Determined age of [fossil]
- Not the most modern saw
- Go out with a short Edward
- Old-fashioned hairstyle for a boy
- pretty girls may be old-fashioned
- up late, a model held out
- went out with noah?
- No longer in fashion
- Not modern
- PassŽ
- Old-fashioned theologian dined within
- Took out, no longer in
- Went out with the old hat
- saw passed around has thin tip
- Obsolete as fruit salad, in the end
- taken out, being old-fashioned
- David ate doughnuts - a bit old?
- 'Kept company with' is old-fashioned
- Out ... or went out with
- Wound up
- old-fashioned attorney,
- far from innovative
- Old-fashioned girls may be
- Like archaeological finds, typically
- No longer up-to-date
- No longer in vogue
- The book .... back to the 18th century
- Took out old hat
- old meeting of note
- Out; went out with
- Out of vogue
- Courted romantically
- diamonds an edwardian youth saw
- unfashionable father embraces odd ties
- outmoded appointment with daughter
- Away
- Away from the office
- Passé, say
- Out
- away from the office at the moment
- "... a million years!"
- Absent
- Away: 2 wds.
- The “N” and “I” of NIMBY
- Out of the office
- Away from home
- Vacationing, say
- "Tell it ...... Gath"
- So last year
- A lack of money away from home?
- on a lunch break, maybe
- Out to lunch perhaps
- Nimby
- Out without can?
- at lunch, say
- Unfashionable
- Nitric oxide canister unavailable
- Away from the office, say: 2 wds.
- Out of office
- away at the moment
- ...... a million years (never)
- temporarily unavailable
- Away from the office, say
- "...... my backyard!"
- Out of metal?
- Taking a personal day, say
- ...... a million years!: 2 wds.
- out to lunch, say
- Long in the tooth
- Worn out
- Pass
- Previously heard
- Elderly
- Out of production
- Getting on
- Past
- From an earlier time
- Up there in years
- Vintage
- Unmodernized
- Getting on in years
- Timeworn
- Fossillike
- Aged
- Antique
- Like octogenarians
- ...... Navy
- Gray, say
- Word before school or mas
- Discontinued
- Follower or preceder of a
- Ancient
- Dated
- Bygone
- Hackneyed
- Prehistoric
- Not fresh
- Stale
- Outdated
- On in years
- Moth-eaten
- Used
- Time-worn
- Hoary
- Former
- Like the hills
- The "O" in G.O.P.
- Fossilized
- Outmoded
- So last year
- Familiar
- Like Methuselah
- Worn
- Superannuated
- Out of vogue
- Jolly ...... Saint Nick
- 19th-century, say
- Something ...... (bride's ne
- Not funny anymore
- Erstwhile
- Not cutting-edge
- Like the farmer MacDonald
- Like Mother Hubbard
- Archaic
- Like the gray mare
- Part of O.T.
- Like a centenarian
- Much-used
- Experienced, as a pro
- Gone gray, say
- Word with hand or hat
- Advanced in years
- Bum crack?
- Young's opposite
- Quondam
- Former heads of our legal department
- Senescent
- Antique is regularly oiled
- Unlike a spring chicken
- No longer fashionable
- no longer "in," say
- Faithful
- from the shang dynasty, say
- In disuse
- Like Yeller
- ...... Glory (U.S. flag)
- with 53-down, maxim
- 40, to kindergarten kids
- with 79 across, stale
- Long established
- elderly — ... is gold
- Antiquated
- what kane tanaka is
- Like some far-off schooldays
- Shopworn
- Like many ruins
- GOP center?
- Like museum relics
- English
- Like many castles
- 'Same ..., same ...'
- Mother Hubbard descriptor
- no spring chicken
- Having lived for a long time
- In the doldrums, maybe less active
- For ... times' sake
- veteran convict?
- ... navy (chain store)
- Aged fool definitely has it
- ... Faithful (Yellowstone geyser)
- What it takes years and years to grow
- Not recent
- Not new
- "...... Yeller"
- Wild clematis
- Lacking originality
- Passe
- Like some jokes
- ... habits die hard
- Stale ingredient of school dinners
- Ancient or outdated say
- one who's been engaged many times!
- Long in tooth
- Seasoned
- Over the hill?
- over 30, to teens
- yesterday's news
- last word in the pease porridge rhyme
- Previous
- on the creaky side
- clichéd
- not new — .... is gold!
- Age
- like some tombs and tomes
- Venerable
- Not new anymore
- Of many years
- Opposite of new
- No longer funny
- Gray
- Word before "times" or "news"
- No longer amusing
- from the past, as a story
- overused, jokewise
- Antediluvian
- ... navy: discount retailer
- Out-of-date
- Past its prime
- like pals who go way back
- yellowstone's ... faithful
- from the past
- Well-worn
- overused, as jokes
- Hardly fresh
- unlike spring chickens
- not up-to-date
- told too often, as a joke
- Opposite of young
- no modern style is so fashioned
- Same ... story
- Hardly young
- the same ... story
- ...... King Cole
- ... is gold
- Like antique
- devilish appearance of former prison?
- Not current
- Fashioned
- Veteran is fooled from time to time
- A chip off the ... block
- Hemingway's The ... Man and the Sea
- Experienced
- ... Faithful (geyser)
- ...... school
- Advanced in age
- .... Glory [US flag]
- "no country for ... men"
- Aged around 500,500?
- How ... are you? (frequent question)
- No longer young
- Gathering dust
- Far from fresh
- Glory
- Like a classic joke
- ... wine in a new bottle
- some soldiers could be elderly
- Going on in years
- Long-lived
- Long-standing
- Far along in years
- Quite mature
- "Grow .... along with me..."
- Of a venerable age
- Quite aged
- Like antiques
- Far from new
- Time-tested
- .... Faithful, famous geyser
- .... Faithful, noted geyser
- Of great age
- Far from young
- No longer new
- "This ... House"
- No longer fresh
- Like Mother Hubbard or King Cole
- This hat is out of date
- Not young
- chip off the ...... block
- a lodge converted into kind of pension
- Like farmer MacDonald
- ... Navy (clothing chain)
- "The .... Man and the Sea"
- "Seems Like .... Times"
- “... Town Road” (Lil Nas X hit)
- Creaky, say
- Like fossils and heirlooms
- 40, if you're 10, or 90, if you're 60
- "This ...... House" [PBS show]
- Secondhand
- unfunny from overfamiliarity
- Having seen better days
- New's opposite
- ".... Man River"
- "Something ...., something new..."
- Mature
- ".... Devil Moon"
- Of the past
- Like MacDonald
- Past midlife
- Being mature helps you to cool down!
- Word before “school” or “soul”
- Like MacDonald with a farm
- Like antique furniture
- Having lived 103 years, say
- Word before school or master
- Follower or preceder of age
- Something ... (bride's need)
- Right jolly ...... elf (Santa)
- Like most knock-knock jokes
- Onetime
- White-haired
- Superseded
- Traditional
- Played out
- Like chestnuts
- Obsolete
- Primeval
- Going way back, as friends
- Getting tiresome
- Outworn
- 80 or over, say
- Medieval
- Like grandpa
- Immemorial
- Methuselah-like
- Pre-Columbian
- Requiring many candles
- Mossy
- Twice-told
- ...... hat (trite)
- Like Picasso's guitarist
- Like Tithonus
- Wharton's "The ...... Maid"
- Glory preceder
- Faithful's age
- Word with school or guard
- Time-honored
- ...... Harry (Satan)
- Like Father William
- Glory or maid preceder
- Like Joe Miller jokes
- ...... Ned (Satan)
- "Too soon ......, too late smart"
- Picasso's "The ...... Guitarist"
- Word with hat or time
- "The ...... Curiosity Shop"
- Like a geezer
- "...... soldiers never die"
- What Father William was
- Like Vic or Bailey
- Singer's "...... Love": 1979
- Word with maid or man
- ...... Hickory (Andrew Jackson)
- Like Nick or Harry
- Like Joe in a Foster song
- Adjective for Eubie Blake
- "On, brave ...... Army team"
- Word with Harry or Nick
- "Nine days ......"
- .... something
- Around a long time
- "...... Cape Cod," Patti Page hit
- Ironsides or Hickory
- Word with man or maid
- Vic.
- Word with gold or rose
- Past maturity
- Creaky
- "That ...... Black Magic"
- Like the oaken bucket
- Bailey or fogy
- Glory or gold
- Glory or hat
- One of the Testaments
- Like the Curiosity Shop