Referring Clues

• Like some books
• Not mint
• Wielded
• Worn
• Depleted
• Not new
• Previously owned
• Took advantage of
• Preowned
• Brought into play
• Drew on
• Pre-owned
• Adapted (to)
• Like hand-me-downs
• Employed
• No longer mint
• Kind of car
• Thrift shop condition
• Found an application for some mouse droppings (4)
• Inured
• Took habitually
• Reconditioned, e.g.
• Played for a sap
• Like some bookstores
• Like most yard sale goods
• Secondhand
• Subject to markdown, say
• Like Goodwill goods
• Hand-me-down
• Worked with
• From the Salvation Army, say
• How the duped feel
• Spent
• Car category
• Utilized
• Inured (to)
• Like antiques
• Did something with
• ___ to be
• Like many products on eBay
• After 2004, the only way to buy a 14-Across
• Handled
• New's opposite
• Played for a cat's-paw
• Like some discounted items
• Like thrift shop wares
• Played for a sucker
• Second-hand
• Like thriftshop merchandise
• Like a loaner, usually
• Put to a purpose
• Got some mileage out of
• Took liberties with
• Manipulated
• Ran through
• How textbooks may be sold
• Like yard sale items
• Ran, as an appliance
• Put to work
• Like many goods sold via 15-Across
• Like thrift shop merchandise
• Like vintage clothes, usually
• Availed oneself of
• Gone, with "up"
• Like some campus bookstore offerings
• Failed to abstain
• Taken advantage of
• Pressed into service
• Not in mint condition
• Put into service
• Like garage sale goods
• Cheaper, usually
• Like cars in many classifieds
• Like most garage sale items
• ___ car
• Put into practice
• Like some low-cost merchandise
• Didn't leave on the shelf
• Marked down, most likely
• Like a thrift store item
• Took off the shelf
• Made the most of
• No longer new
• Having some mileage on it
• No longer pristine
• Not fresh
• Like thrift-shop wares
• Harnessed
• Not new or mint
• Not factory-fresh
• Like some cars
• "Previously owned," in ad-speak
• Took unfair advantage of
• Exploited
• Not brand-new
• Like thrift store finds
• Took for a fool
• Canceled, as stamps
• New to you
• Like thrift shop buys
• Like batting-practice balls
• Gone (with "up")
• Broken in
• Like most yard sale items
• Found a function for
• Kind of bookstore
• Reconditioned
• ___ car dealer
• Like thrift-store wares
• Ready for recycling
• Like thrift-shop merchandise
• Formerly enjoyed
• Like most resale-rack items
• Car dealership category
• Recycled
• Like some clothing
• "Pre-owned"
• Like an antique
• Consumed
• Took out of the box
• Auto designation
• Type of car
• Like many eBay items
• "Previously owned," in ad-speak
• ___ car
• Like thrift-shop goods
• Listed on eBay, often
• From the thrift shop, say
• Took drugs
• "New to you," in reality
• Like a car with 20,000 miles on its odometer
• Failed to abstain from
• Like many flea market items
• Sticker on some textbooks
• Second-hand, say
• Like many items listed on eBay
• "New to you," in car salesman-speak
• Like garage sale goods, usually
• Like Goodwill's goods
• Dealt with
• New no more
• Pre-bought
• Exhausted
• Like many eBay offerings
• Like trade-ins
• Previously owned, as a vehicle
• Like thrift shop goods
• Owned by another at one time
• Made a pawn of
• Milked
• Like flea market items
• Like most consignment shop items
• Abused partner?
• Walked all over
• Like many college texts
• Like thrift store merchandise
• With 6-Down, old wheels
• Like some books or cars
• Like some books or records
• Like many auction items
• Formerly owned
• Bought at a garage sale
• Like some books and cars
• 'Get ___ to it!'
• Accustomed (to)
• Betrayed, in a way
• Brought to bear
• Like Fred Sanford's junk
• Found a purpose for
• Previously driven, say
• Like many products sold on eBay
• Preowned, as a car
• Like some automobiles
• Operated
• Accustomed
• Kind of car on a certain lot
• Like Goodwill wares
• Suckered
• Like many cars on lots
• Like many cars for sale
• Showing wear
• Took for a ride
• "New to you"
• From the thrift shop
• Mint no more
• Like auction merchandise
• Like most LPs in stores, now
• How many college textbooks are bought
• Like Salvation Army goods
• Discounted, perhaps
• Like some textbooks
• Like many Craigslist items
• Got mileage out of
• Pre-owned, to a dealer
• Exercised (discretion)
• Like a loaner car
• Type of item perfect for resale
• Started up and ran
• Played for a patsy
• Taken off the shelf
• Like many resold items
• Amazon category
• Like pawns and puppets
• Victimized
• Like most garage sale goods
• Like most LPs in record stores
• Assigned to a task
• "___ People"
• Applied
• Sign at a car lot
• Previously owned, as a car
• Being taken advantage of isn't new
• American editor employed
• Played for a tool
• Employed some famous editors
• Employed American boy
• American editor is not new
• Like many textbooks
• Utilised
• Like some cars or textbooks
• Like lots of items posted on Craigslist
• Like scuffed CDs
• Like marked-up textbooks
• Like secondhand merchandise
• Expended
• Warped Tour/Ozzfest Utah boys
• Hand-me-down Utah band, with "The"?
• "I ___ to love her, but I had to kill her"
• "All That I've Got" Utah band, with "The"
• Quinn Allman group, with "The"
• "___ to Love Her"
• Utah band Kelly Osbourne once liked?
• "This ___ to Be My Playground" Madonna
• Utah Warped Tour band
• Old American edition
• Exploited, took drugs
• Accustomed to being exploited
• Novel Dune's not new? Indeed!
• Employed an American editor
• American notes that have been in circulation
• Accustomed to being regularly unsteady
• "26" is put to work
• American name for "second-hand"
• Exploited, improperly sued
• Posh, but Latin is not new
• Some desultory setback turned to advantage
• Exploited figures in Rousseau's education
• Second-hand but found serviceable
• Found a job for, though old
• No stranger
• All concluding sudoku is done and spent
• Worked with us, taking notes
• You guess the lad finally took drugs
• Employed you and me - and another chap
• Part of religious education that's not new
• Exploited the Guardian journalist
• Old leader of the New York Times?
• Fellow dropped by United brought into play
• To be taken advantage of isn't new
• Recycled, perhaps
• Classified word
• Having already had an owner
• With 9-Down, something sold in lots
• Guardian leader exploited
• From the thrift store, perhaps
• Exploited - not new
• Accustomed - exploited
• One might see a lot of such cars
• Taken in by famous editor
• Editorial self-reference by newsman is not new ...
• It's fashionable but classical, not new
• We object to journalist being employed
• Cast-off newspaperman must support America
• Spent American notes
• Exploited employee of the Washington Post?
• Employed in house design
• Employed boy who's no good?
• House dog's guts worn
• Sign on a car on a lot
• With 112 Down, Expeditions with thousands of miles on them, e.g.
• Like lots of eBay purchases
• Like most garage-sale merchandise
• Pressed into service though old
• Expended, ___ up
• Familiar with, ___ to
• Ushered her out, being exhausted
• Second-hand, but not wasted
• Exploited conclusions reached by you, as we did
• Part of the house decorations that are not wasted
• Employed American journalist
• Exploited by American journalist
• Employed you, me and Mr Rusbridger
• Newspaper boss supports you and me being exploited
• Employed in enormous edifice
• Took advantage of American editor
• Exploited American editor
• See special instructions
• American edition, somewhat imperfect?
• Employed American editor
• Exploited group in House, Democrats
• Guardian editor exploited
• Piece of papyrus, edges worn
• Compilers the boss exploited
• Car lot designation
• Opposite of new
• "It takes some getting ___ to"
• Pressed into service, is old
• Word on many schoolbooks
• ___ car salesman
• Like merchandise at a thrift store
• Like an old Soul?
• Like many college textbooks
• Like Goodwill items
• "This ___ to Be My Playground" (Madonna song)
• Played for a fool
• Like many eBay products
• American editor may be employed
• Like yard sale stuff
• How most LPs are bought, now
• Like many auto parts
• Like thrift shop items
• No stranger to being sued
• Like most garage sale wares
• Imposed upon
• Found a spot for
• Like some lemons
• Like most record store LPs
• Like a loaner, typically
• Not new to being sued, perhaps
• Exerted
• Got the best of
• "Pre-owned," in car ads
• Like many garage sale items
• Spent various dues
• Possibly sued for having exploited
• Like some cars at dealerships
• Previously enjoyed
• Like most flea market items
• Ushered her out? That's not new!
• Like most vintage goods
• Exercised
• Like lots of cars on lots
• Put into operation
• Like cheaper copies of books, often
• No stranger to being sued?
• Exploited the old
• Owned by someone else before
• Played for a chump
• Like consignment shop items
• Outside the box?
• Like all cars on the road
• Like some clothing or cars
• Put in the lineup
• Like most thrift store goods
• Like some eBay items
• With 26-Across, pre-owned vehicle
• Like something you cannot call new
• Like items at a Goodwill store
• Not so drunk, being accustomed to it
• Like most books offered on AbeBooks.com
• Old American man
• Like many cars sold online
• Like some affordable textbooks
• Likely to be discounted
• Like thrift store clothing, often
• Sold for less, as a rule
• Bought, worn, and returned
• Like schoolbooks from the 1960s
• Like a hand-me-down
• Yard sale adjective
• Like most thrift store clothing
• Like secondhand goods
• Didn't waste
• Treated as a pawn
• Like most thrift store wares
• Bookstore sticker
• Like old schoolbooks
• Like items at a thrift shop
• Pre-loved
• How some cars are bought
• Canceled, to a philatelist
• Like most thrift shop clothes
• Designation that's cheaper than "vintage," usually
• Employed in house decorating
• Opened or operated
• Not new, like a car
• Like hand-me-down clothes
• Ready for the thrift store
• Cheaper, perhaps
• Like items at a consignment store
• Not new to being unreasonably sued
• Like most items at a thrift shop
• Like most donated clothing
• Like most items at a yard sale
• Preworn, say