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247 recorded uses

DateClue
2026-08-04Word aptly hidden in "moldy"
2026-06-14Totally played out
2026-06-01Dated
2026-05-21Like news that everyone already knows
2026-02-06Played out
2026-01-16It takes a long time to get this
2026-01-05Passé
2025-12-09Historical
2025-11-27Like nonagenarians
2025-11-21Senescent
2025-11-17Like a centenarian
2025-07-22Obsolete
2025-07-03Like well-known news
2025-05-05Up there in years
2025-03-25Obsolete
2025-02-27Previous
2025-01-08Word with style or fashioned
2024-12-18Not funny anymore
2024-12-09Passé
2024-11-06Like food you should probably smell before eating
2024-10-16Well-worn
2024-10-01Like Father Time
2024-08-28Up there, so to speak
2024-08-25Antediluvian
2024-07-09Worn, maybe
2024-06-13Like Saint Nick
2024-02-12What a good joke never gets
2024-02-08Well-seasoned
2023-12-19Shabby, maybe
2023-12-10Tired
2023-09-13No longer in use
2023-09-12___-fashioned (cocktail)
2023-05-14Longtime
2023-03-09Played out
2023-01-23Aged
2022-08-23Word before or after age
2022-05-20Up there, you might say
2022-05-01No longer funny
2022-04-25Grayed
2022-04-13Stale
2022-03-01*___ Square (translation of "Vieux Carré")
2021-11-08___ Man Winter
2021-10-16Discontinued
2021-05-05Antique
2021-03-17Like Mother Hubbard and King Cole
2021-01-20Bygone
2020-12-22Aged
2020-12-08Like the year you ring out on December 31
2020-09-02Stale
2020-05-03Lacking originality
2020-04-23What it takes years and years to grow
2020-02-17With 33-Down, the U.S. flag, affectionately
2019-11-13In disuse
2019-10-21Longtime
2019-10-07Outdated
2019-09-10Like 1960s-'70s music
2019-08-17Hackneyed
2019-07-23Timeworn
2019-06-12Antiquated
2019-06-06Discontinued
2019-06-02Part of V.S.O.P.
2019-04-04What one gets after many years of work
2019-03-26Like Mother Hubbard
2019-03-01Hackneyed
2018-12-29Up there, so to speak
2018-09-11Long in the tooth
2018-07-11Up there in years
2018-06-03Dated
2018-05-28Antiquated
2018-05-07Ancient
2018-05-06Smelling of mothballs
2018-02-23Dated
2017-12-24___ Father Christmas
2017-10-23So last year
2017-08-10Hoary
2017-06-12Outdated
2017-05-22Not new
2017-05-08Superannuated
2017-05-04White-haired
2017-03-30What it takes decades to grow
2017-02-19Trite
2016-12-19Right jolly ___ elf (Santa)
2016-11-16Like most knock-knock jokes
2016-09-18So last month
2016-08-01Aged
2016-06-06Long in the tooth
2016-05-05Dated
2016-04-01"___ New Hampshire" (state song)
2016-03-20Up in years
2015-11-08Like a chestnut
2015-09-07Passé
2015-08-09Onetime
2015-05-25Like Mother Hubbard
2015-05-01White-haired
2015-03-26Onetime
2015-03-11No longer funny
2015-02-22Getting on
2014-10-19Discontinued
2014-06-20See 29-Across
2014-06-10Superannuated
2014-03-06Familiar
2013-12-01Superseded
2013-10-10Traditional
2013-09-02Aged
2013-06-23Over the hill
2013-05-14Antiquated
2013-04-28Seasoned
2013-01-23Not funny anymore
2012-12-30Timeworn
2012-12-29Played out
2012-11-19Long in the tooth
2012-11-15Outdated
2012-09-28Like chestnuts
2012-05-29Bygone
2012-05-10Erstwhile
2012-04-08___ school
2012-04-06Bygone
2012-03-05Obsolete
2011-11-07Superannuated
2011-08-22Superannuated
2011-07-21See 27-Down
2011-07-05Like Mother Hubbard
2011-05-05No longer used
2011-03-15So last year
2011-03-02Archaic
2011-03-01Long in the tooth
2011-01-09Outdated
2010-12-1119th-century, say
2009-12-22Jolly ___ Saint Nick
2009-09-14Antiquated
2009-05-31Primeval
2009-05-23With 41-Across, one you go way back with
2008-09-24Out of vogue
2008-07-10Past
2008-07-03With 19-Across, language from which "steak" and "eggs" come
2008-02-04Outdated
2008-01-01Superannuated
2007-09-11Like Methuselah
2007-06-21Moth-eaten
2007-05-01Former
2007-03-13Bygone
2007-01-17Familiar
2006-12-25Passé
2006-12-04Getting on in years
2006-10-02Going way back, as friends
2006-06-28Antiquated
2006-06-22Getting tiresome
2006-05-22No longer funny
2006-02-26Outworn
2006-01-18Antediluvian
2005-12-29Like the hills
2005-10-19Not fresh
2005-09-28Moth-eaten
2005-09-26The "O" in G.O.P.
2005-09-25Outmoded
2005-08-21Fossilized
2005-06-12Past
2005-05-21Familiar
2005-02-13See 51-Down
2004-12-19Hoary
2004-12-07Moth-eaten
2004-11-22Prehistoric
2004-11-14Stale
2004-11-11Time-worn
2004-09-20Discontinued
2004-09-13Bygone
2004-06-29Moth-eaten
2004-06-21Outdated
2004-06-06Stale
2004-05-17Aged
2004-04-19On in years
2004-02-19Used
2004-01-0480-Across, in English
2003-11-09Not cutting-edge
2003-10-30Erstwhile
2003-10-21Like the farmer MacDonald
2003-05-04Not funny anymore
2003-04-27Something ___ (bride's need)
2003-03-11Timeworn
2002-11-28Prehistoric
2002-10-02OPPOSITE OF 11-DOWN
2002-05-16Dated
2002-04-1880 or over, say
2002-04-14Prehistoric
2002-01-21Aged
2001-11-03Follower or preceder of age
2001-10-26Timeworn
2001-09-26With 58-Down, Civil War battle eagle named after the president
2001-09-19Antique
2001-08-19Fossillike
2001-08-09Word before school or master
2001-06-10___ Navy
2001-04-23With 42-Down, out-of-date
2001-04-16Like octogenarians
2001-04-06Gray, say
2000-12-18Up there in years
2000-11-30Out of production
2000-10-16Worn out
2000-10-08Medieval
2000-08-26With 34-Down, bygone Baltic language
2000-08-15Vintage
2000-07-16With 44-Across, a veteran
2000-07-12Getting on
2000-05-05Unmodernized
2000-05-04Previously heard
2000-04-17Elderly
2000-04-09From an earlier time
2000-02-13Passé
1999-11-18Word with hand or hat
1999-08-11Ancient
1999-07-27Gone gray, say
1999-06-15Archaic
1999-06-05Experienced, as a pro
1998-12-27Much-used
1998-11-14Worn
1998-09-07Long in the tooth
1998-07-26Vintage
1998-04-19Hackneyed
1998-02-03Getting on in years
1997-11-29Dated
1997-09-29Elderly
1997-09-23Like the gray mare
1997-09-04Part of O.T.
1997-06-17Aged
1997-05-13Like a centenarian
1996-11-05Superannuated
1996-09-26On in years
1996-08-20Aged
1996-07-16Like grandpa
1996-02-24Getting on
1995-10-22_____ guard
1995-10-01Immemorial
1995-09-06Methuselah-like
1995-05-25Familiar
1995-05-17Outmoded
1995-04-10_____ Glory
1995-02-17Time-worn
1994-12-22Pre-Columbian
1994-12-21Used
1994-12-19Vintage
1994-08-20Requiring many candles
1994-07-19Getting on
1994-07-05Timeworn
1994-06-26Well-worn
1994-06-10Former
1994-02-05Mossy
1993-12-30Twice-told