| More experienced, maybe | 23 |
| More archaic | 12 |
| More advanced? | 14 |
| Like Wilbur Wright, to Orville | 30 |
| Like the better sister (take that, Lindsay Lucido!) | 51 |
| Like some siblings | 18 |
| Like mentors vis-Ã -vis mentees, usually | 42 |
| Like George W. vis-Ã -vis Jeb Bush | 36 |
| Like Bart, vis-Ã -vis Lisa | 28 |
| Like Ashley, relative to Mary-Kate (by seconds) | 47 |
| Like 16 vis-Ã -vis 15, agewise | 32 |
| Less youthful | 13 |
| Less recent | 11 |
| Less likely to be carded, say | 29 |
| How everyone grows | 18 |
| Having more rings, in the forest | 32 |
| Having gone around the block more | 33 |
| Grayer, perhaps | 15 |
| Grayer perhaps | 15 |
| Gramps, to Junior | 17 |
| Further on in years | 19 |
| Established earlier | 19 |
| Dizzy, as to Daffy | 18 |
| Born earlier (than) | 19 |
| Born before | 11 |
| And wiser? | 10 |
| "When you get ___..." (parent's reply) | 52 |
| "Wait till you're ___" (parent's reply) | 57 |
| "The ___ I get, the better I was" | 43 |
| "Another year _____..." | 33 |
| "___ men declare war": H. Hoover | 42 |
| ___ but wiser | 13 |
| Least fresh | 11 |
| Most ancient | 12 |
| Most trite | 10 |
| Guinness World Record adjective | 31 |
| Most venerable | 14 |
| Most passe | 10 |
| A Guinness world record adjective | 33 |
| Like the one born first | 23 |
| Like the kid who rarely gets hand-me-downs | 42 |
| Least recent | 12 |
| Adjective for Methuselah | 24 |
| Type of trick in the book? | 26 |
| Most elderly | 12 |
| Most antiquated | 15 |
| Longest-lived | 13 |
| Longest lasting | 15 |
| Like the hardest bread | 22 |
| Like St. Augustine vis-Ã -vis all U.S. cities | 47 |
| Like Jackie Jackson, in the Jackson 5 | 37 |
| Having the most privileges, maybe | 33 |
| Harvard, among U.S. colleges | 28 |
| Guinness Book superlative | 25 |
| From furthest back | 18 |
| First in line for the throne, maybe | 35 |
| Describing a doyen | 18 |
| Adjective for St. Augustine, Fla. | 33 |
| "The ___ trick in the book!" | 38 |
| Yellowstone geyser | 18 |
| Wyoming attraction | 18 |
| Ex-sweetheart | 13 |
| Former sweetheart | 17 |
| Ex | 2 |
| Girlfriend from the past, e.g. | 30 |
| Former squeeze | 14 |
| Torch-song subject | 18 |
| Nostalgic subject | 17 |
| Former inamorato or inamorata | 29 |
| Former beau or belle | 20 |
| Ex-lover | 8 |
| Bygone love interest | 20 |
| Bygone beau | 11 |
| Stodgy sort | 11 |
| One who's late to adopt the latest | 38 |
| Nasty geezer | 12 |
| Conservatives | 13 |
| They're hardly revolutionary | 32 |
| Conservative faction | 20 |
| G.O.P. group | 12 |
| One with lots of experience | 27 |
| Seasoned vet | 12 |
| Warhorse | 8 |
| One who knows the ropes | 23 |
| Veterans | 8 |
| Seasoned pros | 13 |
| Experienced people | 18 |
| People who bring a lot of experience | 36 |
| No longer in style | 18 |
| Like last year's styles | 27 |
| Very familiar | 13 |
| Been there, done that | 21 |
| "So 1990's!" | 26 |
| Jackson nickname | 16 |
| One of Honest Abe's predecessors | 36 |
| Nickname for Andrew Jackson | 27 |
| Andrew's nickname | 21 |
| #7's nickname | 17 |
| Top 40 hit from the '40s, today | 35 |
| Nostalgic tune | 14 |