| Social Security focus | 21 |
| Seniority? | 10 |
| Senectitude | 11 |
| Prime years for rocking? | 24 |
| Pensioner's qualifier | 25 |
| Opposite of youth | 17 |
| Octogenarian's trait | 24 |
| Latter years | 12 |
| Late period | 11 |
| It beats the alternative, in a saying | 37 |
| Gerontologist's subject | 27 |
| Autumnal years | 14 |
| "Ripe" time | 21 |
| "Ripe" stage of life | 30 |
| "Ripe" part of life | 29 |
| 'Ripe' time of life | 27 |
| ___ the hills | 13 |
| As ___ the hills | 16 |
| ''Head for the hills!'' | 39 |
| ___ Methuselah | 14 |
| Words with Methuselah or the hills | 34 |
| Words before ''Methuselah'' or ''the hills'' | 76 |
| ___ the hills (ancient) | 23 |
| As _____ Methuselah | 19 |
| --- the hills | 13 |
| ____ the hills | 14 |
| ___ the hills (aged) | 20 |
| __ the hills: ancient | 21 |
| __ the hills (ancient) | 22 |
| __ the hills | 12 |
| Timeworn, as a joke | 19 |
| 969 on one's birthday? | 26 |
| "My good man," to a Brit | 34 |
| "I say" follower | 26 |
| George S. Patton | 16 |
| General Patton's nickname | 29 |
| Patton's nickname | 21 |
| Patton to the corp | 19 |
| Gen. Patton | 11 |
| Inner circle member | 19 |
| Club member? | 12 |
| Chap, in Chelsea | 16 |
| Type of network | 15 |
| One of the inner circle | 23 |
| Network member | 14 |
| Address to a bloke | 18 |
| "Good" one in an exclusive network | 44 |
| Patti Page tune | 15 |
| In ____ : Patti Page classic | 30 |
| Salvage yard item | 17 |
| Trade-in, often | 15 |
| Demolition derby entrant, frequently | 36 |
| Manchester mate | 15 |
| London gent | 11 |
| Brit's address | 18 |
| Stale joke | 10 |
| Well-worn story | 15 |
| Well-worn cliché | 19 |
| Grandparent type | 16 |
| Friend from way, way back | 25 |
| Unteachable one, it's said | 30 |
| Stephen Foster's "___ Tray" | 41 |
| Slow learner? | 13 |
| Resister of new tricks | 22 |
| Proverbial nonlearner | 21 |
| Proverbial fogy | 15 |
| Pooch beyond trick-learning years, supposedly | 45 |
| One with difficulty learning new tricks, supposedly | 51 |
| Nonlearner, proverbially | 24 |
| New trick resister, supposedly | 30 |
| It's hard to teach one new tricks, so they say | 50 |
| Ye ___ Shoppe | 13 |
| Ye __ Shoppe | 12 |
| Shoppe sign word | 16 |
| Ye ___ Tea Shoppe | 17 |
| Word with shoppe | 16 |
| Shoppe adjective | 16 |
| Merrie __ England | 17 |
| Shoppe modifier | 15 |
| Kind of shoppe | 14 |
| Ye ___ Curiosity Shoppe | 23 |
| Ye follower | 11 |
| Ye __ Tea Shoppe | 16 |
| Ye follower, often | 18 |
| Ye ___ Gift Shoppe | 18 |
| Ye-Shoppe go-between | 20 |
| Shoppe descriptor | 17 |
| Shoppe description | 18 |
| Ye ___ Antique Shoppe | 21 |
| Retro sign word | 15 |
| Merrie ___ England | 18 |
| Like some shoppes | 17 |
| Adjective after "ye" | 30 |
| __ English Bulldogge | 20 |
| Word on a shoppe sign | 21 |
| Shoppe type | 11 |
| Renaissance Faire word | 22 |
| Quaint, quaintly | 16 |
| Quaint sign word | 16 |
| Quaint shoppe word | 18 |