new-old
adjective
Old and yet also (through revival, repair, etc.) new.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Middleton (d. 1627), playwright.
- clean something up
- clean up
- clean up one's act
- clear
- clearable
- clearance
- clearance order
- clearance sale
- clearcole
- clear-cut
- clearer
- clear-eyed
- clear-fell
- Clearfield
- clear-headed
- clear-headedness
- clearing
- clearing bank
- clearing house
- clearing sale
- clearly
- clearness
- clear off (or out)
- clear one's lines
- clear one's throat