Word: OLD

The word OLD has appeared in at least 734 clues on different crosswords.

Clue(s)
Antiquated
Antique
"___ Time Rock & Roll" (classic Bob Seger song)
New's opposite
Archaic
Passé
Long-lived
Like Mother Hubbard, e.g.
"___ habits die hard"
Gray
Having driven a Model T
Ancient
Past its prime
Ancient
"This ___ House" (PBS series)
The good ___ days
Advanced in years
From the past
No longer young
On in years
Not yet updated
"___ Man's War" (John Scalzi novel)
Having existed for a long time
Passe
Former
Well along in years
Antediluvian
Up there, so to speak
Far from fresh
Like antiques
Dated
"This ___ House" (long-running PBS home-improvement show)
Outmoded
Getting on in years
Antiquated
Dated
Ancient
"No Country for ___ Men" (Coen brothers movie based on a Cormac McCarthy novel)
Word with school or guard
Antiquated
Vintage
Advanced in years
__ Navy: discount retailer
Ancient
__-school (traditional)
Getting on in years
For ___ times' sake
Out-of-date
"The ___ Man and the Sea" (Hemingway classic)
Out-of-date
"It's the Same ___ Song" (The Four Tops hit)
Ancient
___ Navy (discount retailer owned by The Gap)
Outdated
Antediluvian
In one's golden years
Outdated
"An ___ Fashioned Love Song" (Three Dog Night song)
15-Across, perhaps
On in years
Hackneyed
Vintage
"The ___ Curiosity Shop" (Charles Dickens novel)
Like many collectible coins
Ancient
Secondhand
Past middle age
Not new
Like a centenarian
Gathering dust, say
Time-worn
Former
___ Dominion University (school in Virginia)
Far from young
___ Faithful (Yellowstone geyser)
Getting on in years
New's opposite
Word before Spice or Navy
Like Mother Hubbard
Outmoded
Tired, as a joke
Overused, jokewise
Stale
Antiquated
___-fashioned (whiskey cocktail)
What one gets after many years of work
Archaic
"This ___ House" (home-improvement show featuring Norm Abram)
Like something from the Jurassic period
Having lived a long time
"This ____ House"
Ancient
Out of date
Secondhand
Like Father Time
"No Country for ___ Men" (Tommy Lee Jones film)
___ Testament (first part of the Bible)
Like yesterday's news
Prehistoric
Ancient
Vintage
Far from young
Word with "school" or "guard"
Stale
Historic
Vintage
Outdated
Passe
Word before Glory or Testament
Archaic
Outmoded
Faithful's age
Antiquated
Second-hand
Like the man in a Hemingway title
Like antiques
Outmoded
Part of V.S.O.P.
Not new
"The New Adventures of ___ Christine" (2000s Julia Louis-Dreyfus sitcom)
Discontinued
Out-of-date
Going on in years
Mature
Antediluvian
Antiquated
"___ habits die hard"
Like the hills, it's said
Far from modern
Prehistoric
___ Navy (clothing chain owned by The Gap)
Grizzled, perhaps
"No Country for ___ Men" (2007 Coen brothers film)
Like Methuselah
Like King Coleend
No longer in middle age
"This ____ House"
Outmoded
Antiquated
Not young
Like a Hemingway title man
Like MacDonald of song
Ancient
Having lived for many years
Like many garage sale items
Outdated
Machine Head hit off "Burn My Eyes"
Antiquated
Timeworn
In advanced years
Antique
Young's opposite
Up in years
Out-of-date
Like buffalo nickels
Timeworn
Hardly young
Passe
Dated
Quite mature
Hardly cutting-edge
Timeworn
Out-of-date
"Good ___ Days" (Macklemore song featuring Kesha)
"____ Yeller"
Discontinued
Antique
Hardly original
Hackneyed
Ancient
A chip off the ___ block
Antediluvian
Opposite of young
Like Methuselah
Hardly young
Long in the tooth
Aged
Ancient
Like a centenarian
Dated
On in years
Like 1960s-'70s music
From centuries ago
Way past voting age
"This ___ House" (long-running PBS home-improvement show)
Unoriginal
Getting up there in years
Antique
From an earlier time
Like great-grandparents, typically
Gray
Like octogenarians
___ Navy (clothing retailer)
"Grumpy ___ Men" (Jack Lemmon/Walter Matthau comedy)
Live to a ripe ___ age
Far from fresh
Outdated
Stale
Prehistoric
Not a spring chicken
No longer new
____ Glory
Ancient
Aged
Like Yeller
Stale
Longtime
Advanced in years
Not new
Time-honored
Antique
Elderly
Ancient
Trite
Antiquated
Opposite of new
Trite
— Faithful
Moth-eaten
Ancient
___ Faithful (Yellowstone geyser)
Having had many birthdays
Antiquated
In disuse
Antiquated
Like Yeller
Ancient
Archaic
Antediluvian
Aged
With 53-Down, maxim
Of yore
Three Dog Night's "An ___ Fashioned Love Song"
Antiquated
Antiquated
Antiquated
Antiquarian
Up there in years
Quite mature
Ancient
Far from young
Antiquated
Vintage
Ancient
Far from fresh
Ancient
Like Yeller
Dated
Trite
From the past, as a story
Vintage
"___ Mother Hubbard" (nursery rhyme)
Quite mature
Faithful's age
Prehistoric
Aged
Antique
Long-established
Passé
Far from young
Antiquated
"The 40-Year-___ Virgin" (Steve Carell film)
Ancient
Shopworn
___ Faithful (Yellowstone geyser)
Like Yeller
Prehistoric
Out-of-date
Outdated
"The ___ Man and the Sea" (Hemingway classic)
Obsolete
Antiquated
Of yore
Not up-to-date
Advanced in years
Trite
___ Crow Medicine Show
___ Navy (discount retailer)
Opposite of young
Well along in years
Outdated
___-Timers' Day (event featuring MLB veterans)
____ Faithful, Yellowstone geyser
From thousands of years ago
Ancient
Ancient
On in years
Moth-eaten
Pulitzer winner, "The ___ Maid": 1935
Ancient
"___ Town Road" (song that was a pop sensation in 2019)
Moth-eaten
Ancient
Out-of-date
Vintage
What it takes years and years to grow
Like a cherished antique
Hackneyed
"No Country for ___ Men" (2007 Coen brothers film)
Antiquated
Out-of-date
Lacking originality
Like antiques
Like some jokes
Far from young
Ancient
___ Glory (the American flag)
Ancient
Timeworn
Seasoned
___ Spice (deodorant brand)
Timeworn
Venerable
Antique
Vintage
Past middle age
Far from 50-Down
No longer funny
No spring chicken
Young's opposite
Like yesterday's news
Antiquated
Like a centenarian
Antediluvian
Gray
No longer amusing
Opposite of young
Ancient
"This ___ House" (long-running home-improvement show)
Young's opposite
Born long ago
Advanced in years
Same __ story
Moth-eaten
___ Faithful (Yellowstone geyser)
Not young
The same __ story
"Something ____, something new..."
"__ King Cole"
Getting on in years
Outdated
___-school (traditional)
A chip off the ___ block
Antiquated
Antique
___ Faithful (geyser)
Long-lived
Experienced
Not new
Ancient
Ancient
Out-of-date
Archaic
"How ___ are you?" (frequent question)
Ancient
Archaic
Vintage
Far from fresh
Stale
Aged
Advanced in years
Former
No spring chicken
Quite mature
Going on in years
"The 40-Year-___ Virgin" (Steve Carell film)
Archaic
On in years
Former
"The ___ Guard" (2020 Charlize Theron movie)
___ Navy (discount retailer)
Antediluvian
Passé
Timeworn
Stale
Outdated
Getting on in years
Out-of-date
"Arsenic and ___ Lace"
Ancient
Over the hill
Aged
Antiquated
Like fossils and heirlooms
New's opposite
Archaic
Of advanced age
Like Mother Hubbard, e.g.
Unfunny from overfamiliarity
Timeworn
Gray
Past midlife
Long-lived
Ancient
Like antique furniture
Antediluvian
Ancient
Like something from the Jurassic Period
Former
Time-tested
Ancient
Advanced in years
Antediluvian
Ancient
Word with school or guard
Far from fresh
Aged
Passe
Opposite of new
No longer middle-aged
Well along in years
Ancient
Vintage
Bygone
Ancient
"It's the same ___ story"
__ hat
Antiquated
Elderly
Advanced in years
Prehistoric
Antediluvian
Ancient
"___ MacDonald Had a Farm"
Like a tree with many rings
On in years
Vintage
Like octogenarians
Secondhand
"This ___ House" (long-running home-improvement show)
Worn out
Not new
Ancient
A chip off the ___ block
Unlike the starts of this puzzle's four longest answers
Out-of-date
New's opposite
Ancient
Far from fresh
Like Mother Hubbard and King Cole
"Out with the ___, in with the new"
Far from young
Archaic
Outmoded
"___ habits die hard"
"This ____ House"
With 42-Down, unlikely racetrack pick
Secondhand
"___ Yeller" (movie about a dog)
"___ Man's War" (John Scalzi novel)
Collectible, maybe
Ancient
Like King Cole
Superseded
Prehistoric
Live to a ripe ___ age
Way up there in years
Time-honored
Like Father Time
Like yesterday's news
Passe
Long-established
___ Navy (discount retailer)
Far from young
"No Country for ___ Men" (Coen brothers film starring Tommy Lee Jones)
Antique
Antiquated
Faithful's age
Outdated
Like pals who go way back
Having been around a long time
Outmoded
Trite
Antiquated
___-fashioned
"This ___ House" (PBS show)
Outmoded
Worn out, not new
Trite
___ Glory (U.S. flag nickname)
Far from modern
Like Methuselah
"This ____ House"
Long-lived
"An ___ Fashioned Love Song" (Three Dog Night song)
Not young
Having had many birthdays
Antiquated
Antiquated
Antique
Young's opposite
Ancient
Same __ story
Like stale bread
"__ King Cole"
Long in the tooth
Hardly young
Out-of-date
Dated
___ Faithful (geyser in Yellowstone)
Aged
Previous
"The 40-Year-___ Virgin" (Steve Carell film)
Outdated
Out-of-date
"____ Yeller"
Quite mature
Getting on in years
Opposite of young
Hardly young
No longer fresh
Ancient
Pulitzer winner, "The ___ Maid": 1935
Long in the tooth
Aged
Like a centenarian
Not current anymore
"Good ___ Days" (Macklemore song featuring Kesha)
Ancient
Not new
__-fashioned (quaint)
Dated
Over the hill
Not fresh
On in years
Long-established
Outdated
Going on in years
Gray
"No Country for ___ Men" (Cormac McCarthy novel)
Like relics in a history museum
__ Glory (American flag)
___ English Sheepdog
Far from fresh
Like habits that die hard
Like octogenarians
Getting along in years
Like antiques
Aged
No longer new
Time-honored
Discontinued
Antique
For ___ times' sake
Not current
Ancient
Lacking freshness
No longer fresh
Past its primeend
Antiquated
From way back
Antiquated
Ancient
___ Man Winter
Aged
Antiquated
Of yore
Antiquated
Long-lived
___ Navy (discount clothing retailer)
Antiquated
Like a movie from the '30s
Quite mature
___ Bay Seasoning
Far from young
"___ King Cole" (nursery rhyme)
"___ Man's War" (John Scalzi novel)
Not current
Vintage
Faithful's age
From the last century
Antique
Not new
Quite mature
Out-of-date
Well-worn, perhaps
"Good ___ Days" (Macklemore song featuring Kesha)
Getting on in years
"I was today years ___ when ..."
Like antiques
Up in years
"___ habits die hard"
Shopworn
"An ___ Fashioned Love Song" (Three Dog Night hit)
Far from young
Like Yeller
___-Timers' Day (MLB tradition that welcomes back retired players)
2021 Shyamalan film in which island tourists age rapidly
Ancient
Word before Glory or Testament
Description of Mother Hubbard or MacDonald
Obsolete
Ancient
Well-seasoned
Out-of-date
So last month (not new at all)
Of yore
Previous
Outdated
*___ Square (translation of "Vieux Carré")
Opposite of young
Like a tired joke
Advanced in years
Outdated
____ Faithful, Yellowstone geyser
Ancient
Prehistoric
Well along in years
"___ Time Rock & Roll" (classic Bob Seger song)
Like antique stores' wares
Prehistoric
Moth-eaten
On in years
Not young
2021 M. Night Shyamalan film where beachgoers age rapidly
Glory or Ironsides
Out-of-date
Moth-eaten
Stale
Like a cherished antique
Outdated
Opposite of 41-Across
Out-of-date
Grayed
Out-of-date
Ancient
Experienced
Ancient
Ancient
Antiquated
Former
Not young
Far from young
Timeworn
Dated
Antiquated
"No Country for ___ Men" (Coen brothers movie based on a Cormac McCarthy novel)
"How ___ are you now?" (line that may follow the birthday song)
Ancient
Gathering dust
Up there, you might say
Not young
"The ___ Farmer's Almanac" (perennial bestseller)
Vintage
Timeworn
"Grumpy ___ Men" (Jack Lemmon/Walter Matthau film)
No spring chicken
Antique
Young's opposite
Antiquated
Like a centenarian
Like tall redwoods
Antediluvian
Passe
Far from 50-Down
Gray
Not new
Antiquated
Not new
Out-of-date
Antiquated
Ancient
Moth-eaten
Young's opposite
Not young
Not young
Aged
Outdated
"No Country for ___ Men"
Advanced in years
"Something ____, something new..."
Ancient
No longer young
Not new
Opposite of new
"Arsenic and ___ Lace"
Ancient
Far from current
Antique
___ Faithful (famous US geyser)
Glory or maid preceder
Archaic
Long-lived
Ancient
Ancient
Vintage
So last month (not new at all)
Word before or after age
Aged
Advanced in years
Like a joke you've heard many times before
No spring chicken
Former
Archaic
Getting on in years
On in years
Not current
Quite mature
Like very familiar jokes
Antediluvian
Stale
Outdated
"This ___ House" (long-running PBS home-improvement show)
Ancient
Timeworn
Out-of-date
Antiquated
New's opposite
Archaic
Like last year's memes
Former; senior
Aged
Like Mother Hubbard, e.g.
Gray
Of advanced age
Outdated
Like relics in a museum
Not new
Dated
Like antiques
Long-lived
Like a book with yellowing pages
Former
Ancient
Antediluvian
Far from fresh
Out of date
Antediluvian
Going on in years
New's opposite
Ancient
Elderly
Played out
Outdated