Crossword Clue: Brass and old
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- 12/31 party attire
- ___ off (gesture of praise)
- "___ off!" (phrase of homage)
- "___ Off to Larry," 1961 Del Shannon hit
- "___ Off to (Roy) Harper"
- "___ off to you!"
- "___ off!"
- Bartholomew Cubbins had 500
- Baseball caps, e.g.
- Baseball caps, for example
- Bean toppings?
- Beanies, berets, etc.
- Beavers, e.g.
- Beavers, perhaps
- Beefeater and bluebonnet
- Berets and beanies
- Berets and bonnets
- Berets and bowlers, for example
- Berets and derbies
- Berets and fedoras
- Berets and sombreros
- Berets, for example
- Ascot races fashion feature
- "Billy Two ___" (1973 Gregory Peck film)
- Billycocks and beavers
- Boater and sailor
- Boaters
- Boaters and beanies
- Boaters and bonnets
- Boaters and bowlers, e.g.
- Boaters and bowlers
- Boaters and such
- Boaters, berets, etc.
- Baldness concealers
- Bonnets and beanies
- Bonnets and berets
- Bonnets
- Bowler and boater
- Bowler and derby
- Bowler and dicer
- Bowler and sailor
- Bowlers
- Bowlers and boaters, e.g.
- Bowlers and boaters
- Bowlers and derbies
- Bowlers and dicers
- Bowlers and panamas
- Bowlers and pillboxes
- Bowlers and skimmers
- Bowlers and trilbies
- Bowlers, derbies, et al.
- Bowlers, e.g.
- Bowlers, for example
- Bowlers, for instance
- Bowlers or sailors
- Bowlers that don't bowl
- Fashion accessories for Pharrell (serious question: does he have multiple or is it just one?)
- Fashionable Kentucky Derby array
- Brass and high
- Brass and old
- Certain Monopoly tokens
- Homburg and derby, e.g.
- Homburg and Panama
- Certain ring occupants
- Easter finery
- Fedora and fez
- Fedoras and bowlers, for example
- Fedoras and derbies
- Fedoras and fezzes
- Fedoras and pork pies
- Fedoras and sombreros, for example
- Fedoras and such
- Fedoras.
- Chapeaus
- Chapeaux
- Derbies
- Derbies and berets
- Derbies and caps
- Derbies and fedoras
- Derbies and fezzes
- Derbies and Stetsons
- Derbies, e.g.
- Derbies or beanies, for example
- Derby and fedora
- Fez and fedora
- Fezzes and fedoras
- Fezzes, e.g.
- Fezzes, for example
- Checked accessories
- Checked items
- Checkroom items
- Haberdasher's wares
- Haberdashery
- Haberdashery buys
- Haberdashery items
- Figurative items in a ring
- Hairdo crushers
- Dicer and tile
- Different roles, in metaphor
- Different roles, metaphorically
- Different roles, so to speak
- Items at a lost-and-found
- Items to check
- Busbies, boaters and billycocks
- Busby and derby
- Busby and fez
- Gentlemen tipped theirs to ladies, once
- Covers for locks
- Clamp or profile creations.
- Candidates' toss-ins, figuratively
- Cloches, e.g.
- Cloches or toques
- Cloches
- Headwear
- Caps
- Caps or bonnets
- Hedda Hopper's trademarks
- Jobs, colloquially
- Jobs, figuratively
- Jobs, idiomatically
- Jobs, in slang
- Jobs, metaphorically
- Jobs, so to speak
- Cardinals' are red
- Careers, figuratively
- Dr. Seuss' 'The 500 -- of Bartholomew Cubbins'
- Ring contents?
- Ring sights?
- Ring-tossed items?
- Kentucky Derby showpieces
- Sombreros and berets, for example
- Sombreros and such
- Sombreros, e.g.
- Sombreros
- "The 500 ___ of Bartholomew Cubbins" (Dr. Seuss book)
- Top gear
- Some are felt
- Some are hard
- Some are made of straw
- Toppers
- Tops
- Toque and tricorn
- Toques
- November ring occupants
- Some church wear
- Stovepipes, e.g.
- Some haberdashery
- Over-the-top Kentucky Derby wear
- Some pillboxes
- Some ring occupants
- Roles, figuratively
- Roles, idiomatically
- Roles, in metaphor
- Roles, metaphorically
- Roles, proverbially
- Roles, symbolically
- Occupiers of top spots
- Multiple jobs, metaphorically
- Panama and pillbox
- Panama and porkpie
- Vocational identifiers
- Lily Daché creations
- Quotation ends
- Tricornes
- Tricorns
- Rack items
- Trilbies, say
- Trilbies
- Rug covers
- Medieval indicators of social status
- Men Without ___
- Porkpie and trilby
- Porkpies and panamas
- Porkpies and pillboxes
- Porkpies, e.g.
- Porkpies
- Party attire
- Metaphor for jobs
- Metaphor for responsibilities
- Metaphor for roles
- Metaphorical roles
- Receptacles for street performers
- Red and cocked
- New Year's Eve party attire
- New Year's Eve party purchase
- New Year's Eve toppers
- Milliner's creations
- Milliner's inventory
- Milliners' output
- Milliner's stock
- Milliner's wares
- Millinery
- Millinery buys
- Millinery inventory
- Millinery stock
- Millinery wares
- Magicians' props
- Noodle toppings?
- Lids
- Responsibilities, so to speak
- Pillbox and porkpie
- Pillboxes
- Pillboxes and boaters
- Pillboxes and porkpies
- Pillboxes, e.g.
- Protection from the sun
- Sailors
- They go over your part
- They have crowns
- They may be checked or felt
- They may be checked
- They may be cocked
- They may be felt
- They may be felt above you
- They may be passed or tipped
- They may be thrown into the ring
- They may be tipped in acknowledgment
- They may be tipped
- They may be tossed in the ring
- They may go over your part
- They might be worn to cover up bald spots
- They're ``cappellsi'' in Rome
- Word with top (head covers)
- They're not tipped very much nowadays
- They're often checked
- They're sometimes felt
- They're sometimes worn backward
- They've got your parts covered
- Symbols of office
- Things going to your head?
- Things thrown into rings
- Things to check
- Things to tip
- Things worn on the head
- Spots for bands
- Western apparel store stock
- Skimmers or sailors
- Taken off heads for tip targets
- What a rack may hold
- Tams and derbies
- Tams
- Small business owner's figurative array
- Tin, top, felt and straw followers
- Tip collectors
- Tipped items
- Tipped toppers
- Titfers
- Zep took them "Off to (Roy) Harper"
- Stetson products
- Stetsons and sombreros, for example
- Stetsons and sombreros
- Stetsons and stovepipes
- Stetsons, e.g.
- Stetsons or shakos
- Stetsons
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- New York Times - May 18, 1976
