| 3
| MOE |
"calvin And Hobbes" Character Described As "a Six-year-old Who Shaves" |
| 3
| AMC |
Largest Movie Theater Chain In The U.s. |
| 3
| OED |
Work Started By London's Philological Soc. |
| 3
| IRA |
Savings For Old Age, For Short |
| 3
| TEC |
Private Eye, In Old Slang |
| 3
| FIE |
Old-timey Reproach |
| 3
| IKE |
Old Presidential Nickname |
| 3
| SAG |
Old Couch's Problem |
| 3
| RAG |
Old Cloth |
| 3
| SOD |
Old ___ (motherland, Affectionately) |
| 3
| SHH |
Movie Theater Reproof |
| 3
| KEW |
London's ___ Gardens |
| 3
| KEW |
London District Famous For Its Botanic Garden |
| 3
| SSR |
Old Atlas Inits. |
| 3
| DAD |
"old Man" |
| 3
| TOT |
2-year-old, E.g. |
| 3
| STA |
Bank In London, For Example Abbr. |
| 4
| SERF |
Laborer Of Old |
| 4
| SOHO |
London's ___ Square |
| 4
| IBMS |
Some Old Pcs |
| 4
| NOHO |
Home Of N.y.c.'s Public Theater |
| 4
| VCRS |
Some Old Tape Players, Briefly |
| 4
| SCAR |
Sign Of An Old Wound |
| 4
| GROG |
Subject Of Rationing In The Old English Navy |
| 4
| EDDA |
Old Icelandic Work |
| 4
| PHAT |
Cool, In Old Slang |
| 4
| ALTE |
Berliner's "old" |
| 5
| TOGAS |
They Reflected Rank In Old Rome |
| 5
| PLAYS |
Works In A Theater |
| 5
| EBERT |
Half Of An Old Movie Duo |
| 5
| PASEO |
Old Toyota Coupe |
| 5
| YEGGS |
Safecrackers, In Old-fashioned Slang |
| 5
| ATREE |
What's Clothed In Summer And Naked In Winter, Per An Old Riddle |
| 5
| OINKS |
"old Macdonald Had A Farm" Sounds |
| 5
| ENOLA |
"the ___ Holmes Mysteries," Young Adult Series About A 14-year-old Detective |
| 5
| SNERD |
Mortimer ___, Ventriloquy Dummy Of Old Tv |
| 5
| SNERD |
Mortimer ___, Famed Ventriloquy Dummy Of Old |
| 5
| ODEON |
Classical Theater |
| 5
| PETRA |
Jordanian Landmark Described As "a Rose-red City Half As Old As Time" |
| 6
| NEWMAR |
Julie Who Played Catwoman On Old Tv |
| 6
| SHROVE |
Heard The Confession Of And Absolved, Old-style |
| 6
| PAPACY |
Institution Roughly Two Millennia Old |
| 6
| HEARYE |
When Repeated, Old-time Call To Listen |
| 6
| FOGEYS |
Some Old-timers |
| 6
| LEARNT |
Came To Know, Old-style |
| 6
| CABLES |
Old-time Messages |
| 6
| HUSSAR |
Cavalryman Of Old |
| 6
| ARLENE |
Francis Of Old Tv's "what's My Line?" |
| 6
| SCRIPT |
Lines At A Theater? |
| 6
| USFLAG |
Old Glory |
| 6
| FAERIE |
Old English Folklore Figure |
| 6
| RETELL |
Spin, As Old Yarn? |
| 7
| COLOGNE |
Old Spice Is A Popular One |
| 7
| SEARATS |
Pirates, In Old Slang |
| 7
| PIGEONS |
Old-fashioned Message Carriers |
| 7
| CARPARK |
It's A Lot In London |
| 8
| RESEATED |
Shifted In A Theater, Say |
| 8
| EAGLEOWL |
Old World Bird With Distinctive Ear Tufts |
| 8
| MTARARAT |
High Point Of The Old Testament, For Short |
| 8
| AGEOUTOF |
Grow Too Old For |
| 9
| CANNONADE |
Salvo From Old Ironsides |
| 10
| THATSAMORE |
Song Title Following The Lyric "scuzza Me, But You See, Back In Old Napoli ..." |
| 10
| SCRAPMETAL |
What An Old Car Might Be Sold For |
| 10
| EXTRAEXTRA |
Call From An Old-time Paperboy |
| 11
| SIXSHOOTERS |
Staples Of Old Westerns |
| 11
| PANELTRUCKS |
Boxy Delivery Vehicles Of Old |
| 13
| PULLEDSTRINGS |
Resorted To Good Old-fashioned Know-who, Say |
