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Other crossword clues for answer "NEW"

NEW
Unused
Word in many a colonial place names
Fresh
Improved's partner
Just out
Kind of math
Wet behind the ears
Before Mexico
Just hired
Just published
Kind of twist or wrinkle
Precedes wave or world
___ and improved
Green ___ Deal
Never before seen
Part of NB
Mint
Word with an exclamation point, in ads
See 75-Down
Not yet oriented
Stage between waning and waxing
Kind of love Jody Watley was looking for
Still in the box
Fresh out of the box
Out today
Recently out
Unhandled
Untapped
With 57-Across, Met people?
With 64-Down, big name in baseball caps
Not used (to)
What's ___?
Out of the box
Recently acquired
Salamander in many a witch's brew
Let's try something ___
Up to the minute
Unfamiliar
Still in the packaging
Just in
Unaccustomed (to)
___ Westminster (city near Vancouver)
___ Brunswick
___ Glasgow (Nova Scotia city)
___ Glasgow, Nova Scotia
Innovative
Just released
___ math
Francis Bacon's "The ___ Atlantis"
Unlike reruns
Without precedent
Novel
Cutting-edge
Groundbreaking
Having just come out
Like a 9-Down
Unlike the "chicken crossing the road" jokes
Like hirees
See 5-Down
Like startups
Spanking follower
Fresh out
Not worn at all
Out a bit ago
Improved partner
Just in or just out
Just-bought
Original
Still in the wrapper
With 62-Across, music genre
Hot off the press
Like a crescent moon
Not preowned
Not the same old same-old
Mint-condition
So, what else is ___?
In mint condition
Like a greenhorn
Common city name starter
Recent
England or Mexico preceder
Just in or out
Mexico's leader?
Up-to-date
Still in the package
Ad catchword
Novel (and word found in 17-, 26-, 41-, 51-, and 66-Across)
___ Guinea
Far from ancient
Straight from the factory
___ Scotland Yard
Just minted
Head of England?
Unheard-of
First word in four state names
Just off the assembly line
Math or moon preceder
Right out of the package
Never used
Opposite of 39-Down
With 67-Across, something you wouldn't want to sink to
___ Girl (FOX sitcom that was 113-Down in 2011)
Star Wars Episode IV: A ___ Hope
Acting brand ___
Before Age or Deal
Modern
Not aged
England or Mexico
Mod
Appearing for the first time
Not used
Start of many a place name
Word that unites the capitalized clues
Just out of the box
Unexplored
Debuting on the market
Previously unseen
Pristine
With 51-Across, singer's latest
__ and improved!: ad claim
Never done before
__ moon
Like a debut
Brave __ World
Reported for the first time
Additional
Word in four state names
__ and improved
Dvorák's "__ World Symphony"
Green
Debuting on screen
Just announced
Not heard before
Part of four state names
Strange (to)
What's __?
Word with York or Jersey
Emergent
Improved companion?
Not seen before
Word before age or year
__ West Records: Nashville label
Never been used
Untested
Green, in a way
Unopened
Not old
State-of-the-art
Just on the market
Like FDR's Deal
Adman's word
Freshly minted
Inexperienced
Contemporary
Freshly formulated
Still shrink-wrapped
Freshly made
Hot off the presses
Still in the crate
Fresh from the factory
Just arrived
Fresh on the market
Untrained
Untried
Not yet used
Previously unheard of
Strange
As yet unopened
Uncharted
Spanking condition
__ blood
Fresh out of the package
Unprecedented
Avant-garde
Still wrapped
Unlike chestnuts
With 24 Across, ill-fated grocery debut of 1985
Never seen before
Available for the first time
Unaccustomed
So what else is __?
Yet to be trained
Revolutionary
Start of four U.S. state names
___ England
Second word shouted on January 1, often
Word with math or moon
Brave ___ World
Of recent origin
Word with moon or math
Common marketing word
Not yet opened
Part of NYC
Still learning the ropes
Recently grown.
I saw a ___ heaven and a ___ earth.—Revelation.
Opposite of second-hand.
F.D.R.'s Deal.
First word in names of four states.
Part of the name of four States.
___ Delhi.
___ World Symphony.
Refreshed in spirits.
What 1953 is.
Different.
Fashionable.
Just made.
Fresh-minted.
Regenerated.
Renovated.
___ World.
Shanghai author
Lately acquired.
Favorite ad word.
Spick-and-span.
Kind of look.
Late.
Evergreen.
See 27 Across.
Beginning again.
Different, in a way.
Britain or England
Word with fangled
As good as ___
Good as ___
With 59 Across, victory during 40 Down
York or Deal
Bedford or Orleans
Deal or moon
One of the Yorks
Kind of moon
___ Testament
Unhackneyed
Salamander
With 68 Across, 1930's promise
Word with England or York
___ Bedford, Mass.
{/Greeting: Part II/}
Neoteric
Unessayed
___ Girl in Town, 1957 musical
I Love ___ York
O brave ___ world . . . !
___ Year's Day
Part of N.T.
Huxley's "Brave ___ World"
Romberg's "The ___ Moon"
The ___ Edition (rock group)
Unworn
Broom or moon preceder
Trendy
_____ Guinea
Just opened
Powerful advertising word
Ad word
21st-century
Right from the factory
Just discovered
Powerful ad word
With 40-Across, modern
Modernized
Not clichéd
Young
Straight out of the box
Word in four U.S. state names
Like VCRs in the 1970s
With 40-Across, change of government
Brand follower?
Not just reworked
Like ___
Learning the ropes
Right out of the box
Shiny, say
Common packaging word
*YSE
Not previously seen
With 65- and 66-Across, when to sing the song in the shaded squares
Having just dropped
In need of orientation, say
Leader of four U.S. states
Like emails with still-bolded headings
Part of 24-Across
Still in the shrink-wrap
___ Amsterdam (name on colonial maps)
Ad word often written with an exclamation point
Big advertising catchword
Common blog keyword for sorting posts
Inside the box?
Like the year you ring in on January 1
Unopened, say
Counterpart of full, in a way
Never-been-worn
Still shrink-wrapped, say
The "N" of N.Y.C.
Bookstore section
Either "N" in NY, NY
Misoneism, n.: Hatred of anything ___
Start of many colonial titles
Not secondhand
Sorting category on a social media feed
Word in an advertiser's starburst
Like some pickles and potatoes
-- Haven, CT
NYC part
With 58-Down, Enya's music genre
Brand ___ Heavies
Enuff Z'nuff hit "___ Thing"
Bobby Brown band __ Edition
___ Kids on the Block
Popular "Edition" in '80s
Alpha Rev "___ Morning"
Pink Floyd "I am just a ___ boy"
___ Order
Unworn, say
See 60-Down
Like freshmen
___ Mexico
Word with Spain, France, or England
___ Columbia (proposed state name of Washington, D.C.)
___ Democrat
Like crosswords in 1913
Kerrey is leaving the Senate to head the ___ School University
Like Roosevelt's Deal
Just put on the market
Huxley's "Brave _____ World"
Opposite of 37-Down's solution
Unfamiliar, as territory
Roosevelt's ___ Deal
___ and improved! (ad claim)
Also improved, presumably
Unopened in the box
Still in a wrapper
___ Kid (graphic novel)
Both N's in NY, NY
Opposite of used
___ moon (lunar phase)
Advertisement word
This puzzle's obvious theme word
Unseen before
Waiting for its first owner
Just off the conveyor belt
Recently released
Word often with "improved"
Just on shelves
Never preowned
Factory-fresh
Just-purchased
Alternative to pre-owned
Great eBay condition
Word before "money" or "moon"
How syringes should be purchased
___ Romantics (Taylor Swift song)
Just unboxed
Orwellian speak
Wave of art
____ Orleans LA
Moon or Deal
Word with Deal or Frontier
____ Age: music style
Type of car
York or Delhi preceder
Spanking ___
Untouched
In mint condition, with like
Recently purchased
Still in shrink-wrap
The "N" in NH or NJ
Experimental
Word with Mexico or England
Kind of car
Word with spanking or brand
Autumn in ___ York
___ World (Columbus' discovery)
Just put on the shelves
Opened or unused
Direct from the factory
Fresh off the assembly line
Previously unreleased
Recently hired
Just-dropped
Just-introduced
Still in original condition
With 12-Down, Zooey Deschanel sitcom
What else is ___?
Condition on eBay
Like music that just dropped
The "N" in NJ, NY, NH and NM
___ Delhi (India's capital)
Korean ___ Year (Seollal)
Like rookies
The "N" in NYC
Unseasoned
Word before blood or moon
With 53 Across, historical fresh start
Frequent partner of "Improved"
Current
Previously unknown
Still in the box, perhaps
...and a happy ___ year
Opposite of full
Hardly historic
With 65-Across, calendar start
Unfamiliar, perhaps
Green, say