Crossword Clue: Form of English
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- "--- Fashioned Love Song"
- "--- Yeller" (Peck flick)
- 19th-century, say
- 80 or over, say
- __-fashioned (quaint)
- __ Glory (US flag)
- __ guard
- __ hat
- "__ King Cole"
- __ Navy: discount retailer
- __ school
- __ Spice aftershave
- ___ Age
- ___ Bailey
- ___ Baldy.
- "___ Cape Cod," Patti Page hit
- ___ English
- ___ Faithful (Yellowstone geyser)
- ___ Faithful
- ___ fart
- ___- - Fashioned Love Song
- ___-fashioned (not modern)
- ___-fashioned
- ___ Father Christmas
- ___ Glory (U.S. flag)
- ___ Glory
- "___ habits die hard"
- ___ Harry (Satan)
- ___ hat (trite)
- ___ hat
- ___ Hickory (Andrew Jackson)
- ___ Hickory
- ___ King Cole (merry fellow in a nursery rhyme)
- "___ King Cole" (nursery rhyme)
- "___ lawyers never die, they just lose their appeal"
- "___ MacDonald Had a Farm"
- "___ Man Yells At Cloud" (meme)
- "___ Man Yells At Cloud"
- ___ Milwaukee beer
- "___ Mother Hubbard" (nursery rhyme)
- ___ Navy (clothing chain)
- ___ Navy (clothing retailer)
- ___ Navy (clothing store owned by Gap)
- ___ Navy
- ___ Ned (Satan)
- "___ New Hampshire" (state song)
- ___ rose
- ___ Rosebud, 1914 Kentucky Derby winner
- "___ School" (2003 Will Ferrell movie)
- ___-school
- ___ school (like classic rap)
- ___-school (traditional)
- ___ school
- "___ soldiers never die"
- ___ Spice (brand of aftershave)
- ___ Spice (deodorant brand)
- ___-timey (like antiques)
- "___ Town Road" (Lil Nas X hit)
- "___ Town Road"
- ___ Vic
- "... an___ dog new tricks"
- "___ Yeller"
- Ancient Machine Head jam?
- ____ Faithful
- "____ Folks at Home"
- ____ Glory (U.S. flag)
- ____ Glory
- Ancient
- "____ Yeller"
- _____ Glory
- _____ guard
- A chip off the ___ block
- Antediluvian
- Antiquarian
- Antiquated
- Antique.
- Antique
- Any __ (whichever)
- Abe adjective
- About to not be anymore :/
- Archaic
- Around a long time
- Around forever
- As __ as Methuselah
- As ___ as the hills
- Big __
- At an early stage — at a late stage
- "... at the __ ball game!": song lyric
- "... at the ___ ball game!"
- Adjective for Eubie Blake
- Advanced in years
- Auction word
- Aged
- Bailey or fogy
- Bailey or Vic
- Along in years
- Falling apart, maybe
- Falling apart
- Born long ago
- Familiar, as a joke
- Familiar, as friends
- Dated
- Familiar
- Freddie Jackson "Rock Me Tonight (For ___ Times Sake)"
- Historic
- Grate, with "get," or what this puzzle's theme answers get
- Far along in life
- Far along in years
- Far from fresh
- Gray-headed
- Gray mare, e.g.
- Gray, say
- Far from new
- Gray
- Hoary
- Ironsides or Hickory
- Ironsides or Vic
- From an earlier time
- From ancient times
- Definitely not new
- From some time back
- From the past, as a story
- From the past
- Grizzled, perhaps
- Grizzly
- From the year one
- From way back
- From way, way back
- "Grumpy ___ Men" (1993 Jack Lemmon comedy)
- Elderly and then some
- Elderly Machine Head hit off "Burn My Eyes"?
- Elderly
- "Broke into the ___ apartment"
- Broken down
- Fifty years your senior, e.g.
- Hackneyed
- Gathering dust, say
- Gathering dust
- Hand or timer
- Geezerish
- Chip off the ___ block
- Chronic
- DIRTY ___ MAN
- Hardly born yesterday
- Hardly cutting-edge
- Hardly fresh
- Geriatric
- Hardly original
- Hardly young
- Discontinued
- "I hope I die before I get ___"
- Bygone
- Hat or Faithful
- Hat or hand preceder
- Hat or maid leader
- "It's still the same ___ story . . . "
- "It's still the same ___ story"
- "It's the Same --- Song"
- Getting on in years
- Getting on
- Getting tiresome
- Getting up there
- Getting way up there in years
- Having a long history
- Having been around longer than most
- Having driven a Model T
- Having had many birthdays
- Having lived many years
- Eric Clapton "Hello ___ Friend"
- Erstwhile
- Creaky, say
- Creaky
- Classical?
- "I'm too ___ for this!"
- Immemorial
- Clichéd
- Glory or gold
- Glory or guard preceder
- Glory or hat
- Glory or Ironsides
- Glory or maid preceder
- Glory or maid
- Glory preceder
- Follower or preceder of age
- Done before
- Done to death
- In disuse
- In need of repair
- In need of replacement
- In one's golden years
- In the low 90s?
- For ___ times' sake
- Hemingway title word
- Going way back, as friends
- Experienced, as a pro
- Experienced
- "Jolly ___ Saint Nicholas" (Christmas carol)
- Jolly ___ Saint Nick
- Form of English
- Former.
- Gone gray, say
- Good days?
- Collectible, maybe
- GOP center?
- GOP center
- GOP member?
- GOP part
- GOP section
- GOP segment?
- Former
- Fossilized
- Fossillike
- Faithful or reliable word
- Faithful
- Like buffalo nickels
- Mossy
- Like centenarians
- Not up-to-date
- Not very original
- Like chestnuts
- Right jolly ___ elf (Santa)
- "Too soon ___, too late smart"
- "That ___ Black Magic"
- Not yet updated
- Not young
- Original, or not original
- Like dirt?
- Like Farmer MacDonald
- Like Father Christmas
- Like Father William
- Like fossils
- Like Glory?
- Like Glory
- Like grandpa's stuff
- Moth-eaten, maybe
- Moth-eaten
- Like Hemingway's Santiago
- Like Joe in a Foster song
- Like Joe Miller jokes
- Like jokes you've heard
- Like King Cole
- O.T. part
- "The ___ Curiosity Shop"
- Like long-standing friends
- Like MacDonald of song
- Like MacDonald or Glory
- Like MacDonald
- "The ___ Man and the Sea"
- Like many a joke
- "The ___ Professor," Casey Stengel
- Pulitzer winner, "The ___ Maid": 1935
- Like many castles
- Like many collectible coins
- Like many garage sale items
- The ____ and the useless
- Out of date
- Out-of-date
- Like many ruins
- Out-of-print
- Out of production
- Out of use
- Out of vogue
- Like Methuselah
- Like Millvina Dean, the last living survivor from the Titanic
- Like most carbon-dating specimens
- Like most carbon dating specimens
- Like most codgers
- Venerable
- Outdated
- Like most knock-knock jokes
- Like Mother Hubbard
- White-haired
- Like museum relics
- Like Nick or Harry
- Many years of age
- Outmoded, e.g.
- Like octogenarians
- Outmoded
- Like overused jokes
- Outworn.
- Outworn
- Like pals who go way back
- Like people in their 90s
- Like Picasso's guitarist
- Over-the-hill
- Over the hill
- Like retreads
- Overdone
- Pushing 90
- Overfamiliar, as a one-liner
- Overfamiliar
- Overused, as jokes
- Overused, jokewise
- Overused
- Kind of fogy
- Kind of hat or wives' tale
- Veteran
- Kind of maid or master
- Kind of maid or moon
- Oaken bucket or gray mare
- Rod Stewart cover "This ___ Heart of Mine"
- Like some jokes
- Like some news
- Traditional
- The good ___ days
- Much-used
- Like some timers?
- Obsolete
- Like some tombs and tomes
- Like something from the Jurassic period
- King Cole-like
- "Something __, something ..."
- "Something ___ . . . "
- Something ___ (bride's need)
- "Something ___, something ..."
- Like stale jokes
- Like stuff from the '30s
- Like stuff in the attic, often
- Like tall redwoods
- Vintage
- The kind of friends that go way back
- Like the Curiosity Shop
- Like the farmer MacDonald
- Like the food in the back of the fridge, maybe
- Played out
- Like the gray mare of song
- Like the gray mare
- Like the hills?
- Like the hills, in a simile
- Like the hills, it's said
- Like the hills
- Like the man in a Hemingway title
- Like the oaken bucket
- Master or maid
- Like Tithonus
- Like too many jokes
- Like "Twilight" vampires, despite appearances
- Like very familiar jokes
- Like Vic or Bailey
- Like vintage clothing
- Of long standing
- Like Yeller
- Like yesterday's news
- The "O" in G.O.P.
- Mature
- Shopworn
- Tried-and-true
- Tried and true
- The same __ story
- Trite
- Lacking originality
- Medieval
- Medieval, e.g.
- Live to a ripe ___ age
- Part of GOP
- Part of O.T.
- Part of V.S.O.P.
- Part of VSOP
- Popular long ago
- Merrie ___ England
- "On, brave ___ Army team"
- On in years
- Long-established
- Long established
- Long familiar
- Long in the tooth
- Long in tooth
- Long-known
- Long-lived
- Long-made or used.
- Passé
- Long practiced.
- Methuselah-like
- Past its prime
- Past maturity
- Past one's prime
- Past one's "sell by" date
- Past
- Longstanding
- Longtime
- Neil Young: "___ Man"
- Pre-Columbian
- One of the Testaments
- Prehistoric
- "Nine ___ men"
- "Nine days ___"
- Machine Head hit off "Burn My Eyes"
- "No Country for ___ Men" (2007 Brolin/Jones/Bardem film)
- "No Country for ___ Men" (2007 film directed by the Coen brothers)
- "No Country for ___ Men" (2007 film that won the Best Picture Oscar)
- "No Country for ___ Men" (2007 movie)
- "No Country for ___ Men" (Oscar-winning movie)
- "No Country for ___ Men"
- No longer amusing
- No longer current
- No longer fresh
- No longer funny, slangily
- No longer funny
- No longer used
- No longer young
- Previous
- Previously heard
- Previously superseded
- No spring chicken
- Noachian
- Onetime
- Primeval
- Primitive
- Requiring many candles on a birthday cake
- Requiring many candles on one's cake
- Requiring many candles
- Maid or hat
- Maid or master
- Resembling King Cole
- Not a spring chicken
- Opposite of new
- Like 1960s-'70s music
- Opposite of young
- Not at all fresh
- Picasso's "The ___ Guitarist"
- Like a centenarian
- Like a chestnut
- Like a classic joke
- Not current
- Not cutting-edge
- Like a dog at age 13
- Not exactly a spring chicken
- Like a fogy
- Like a fossil
- Like a geezer
- Like a geriatrician's patient
- Like a great-grandparent
- Not fresh.
- Not fresh
- Like a Hemingway title man
- Not funny anymore
- Like a joke told far too often
- Like a kid in 80 years
- Not likely to breakdance
- Not modern
- Not new
- Like a tired theme
- Not original
- Like a World War II veteran
- Not recent
- Like an antique
- Like an octogenarian
- Like an oft-told joke
- Like antiques
- The Who "Hope I die before I get ___"
- Rusted, perhaps
- Word before country or school
- Superannuated
- Word before Glory or Testament
- There's no fool like this kind
- Word before school or hat
- Word before school or master
- Word before Scratch or Nick
- Word before Spice or Navy
- Word before "times" or "news"
- Word before Vic or Bailey
- Superseded
- Word replaced in three answers in this puzzle
- Way past voting age
- Word with ''chap'' or ''fellow''
- Word with country or world
- Same __ story
- "Same ___, same ___"
- Word with "Faithful" or "Glory"
- Word with "Glory" or "Testament"
- Word with Glory or Testament
- Word with Glory
- Word with gold or rose
- Word with guard or gate
- Word with guard or goat
- Word with hand or hat
- Word with Harry or Nick
- Word with hat or hand
- Word with hat or school
- Word with hat or time
- Word with hat or timers
- Twice-told
- Word with maid or hand
- Word with maid or man
- Word with maid or master
- Word with man or maid
- Word with man or woman
- Word with school or guard
- Word with "school" or "guard"
- Word with "Spice" in a brand name
- Singer's "___ Love": 1979
- Type of man, woman or maid
- Well-established
- Well-seasoned
- Well-worn
- U-turn from new
- World leader?
- "This ___ House" (PBS remodeling show)
- Worn-out
- Worn out
- Worn
- Wharton's "The ___ Maid"
- Stale, perhaps
- Stale, say
- Stale
- Unfunny from overfamiliarity
- "Stand like Druids of ___": Longfellow
- What Father William was
- What few want to grow
- What it takes decades to grow
- What it takes years and years to grow
- What King Cole is called
- Unlike a spring chicken
- Unlike spring chickens
- What one gets after many years of work
- What "paleo-" means
- Yeller
- Yeller's adjective
- Unmodern
- Unmodernized
- Time-honored
- Yellowstone's __ Faithful
- Unoriginal
- Time-tested
- Time-worn
- Seasoned
- Timeworn
- What The Who didn't want to get
- Second-hand
- "What, this ___ thing?"
- "You are ___, Father William . . . "
- "You can't teach an ___ dog new tricks"
- Up in years
- Up there in years
- Up there, say
- Up there, so to speak
- Secondhand
- Tedious
- Tired, as a joke
- Tired
- Tiresome
- Tiresome, like a joke
- Smelling of mothballs
- Young's opposite
- Used
- So last month
- "So last year"
- So last year
- Told far too often
- Told too many times
- Told too much
- Told too often, as a joke
- Told too often
- Senile
Recent Usage of Form of English in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Form of English" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Form of English in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Aug. 7, 2014
- USA Today - Dec. 22, 2012
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - May 6, 2010
- USA Today - June 21, 2007
- Universal Crossword - Feb. 27, 2007
- Universal Crossword - May 2, 2002
- Universal Crossword - May 31, 2000