- OLDE
- Ye ___ Sweet Shoppe
- It often follows "Ye"
- Like some antique shops
- Shoppe sign word
- Ye __ Tea Shoppe
- Ye ___ Curiosity Shoppe
- Like some shoppes
- Merrie ___ England
- Shoppe description
- Ye ___ Tea Shoppe
- Faux-archaic adjective
- Yore of yore
- Word often following "Ye"
- Shoppe descriptor
- Adjective in some gift shoppe names
- Cheer for Atlético de Madrid
- Chaucerian adjective
- Merrie follower
- Ye __ Shoppe
- Ye __ Tavern
- ___ Mistick Village (CT tourist site)
- Part of some inn names
- Classic, in cheesy store names
- Part of many an antique shop name
- Quaint word in some bar names
- ___ English 800 (malt liquor)
- ___ English Bulldogge (breed)
- ___ Thompson (gourmet spice company)
- Quaint establishment adjective
- Twee shoppe adjective
- Kind of shoppe
- Archaic, archaically
- Word after ye
- Shoppe adjective
- Quaint, quaintly
- Ye ___ Shoppe
- Adjective for Chaucer
- Modifier that follows ye
- ___ English Bulldogge (retro dog breed)
- Ye ___ Cheshire Cheese (Fleet Street pub)
- Shoppe-worn?
- Faux-antique adjective
- Word on faux-vintage shingles
- Word often incorrectly preceded by "ye"
- _____ English Bulldogge (recognized American dog breed)
- Part of many shoppe names
- Antique shop adjective
- Shoppe sign word, often
- Word that often follows "ye"
- Ye ___ Antique Shoppe
- Renaissance Faire adjective
- Shoppe modifier
- ___ English Bulldogge
- Quaint shop adjective
- Ye follower, often
- Medieval adjective
- Quaint retail word
- Adjective after "ye"
- Ye follower on signs
- Adjective on "shoppe" signs
- Long-lived, in some store names
- Word in "Shoppe" names, often
- Quaint adjective
- Like a Dickensian curiosity shoppe
- Shoppe qualifier
- Adjective in some antique store names
- Adjective seen before "shoppe"
- Like many a shoppe
- Like a Dickensian curiosity shop
- Ye ___ Curiosity Shop (Seattle knickknack store)
- Ye ___ Curiosity Shop
- Word before tea shoppe
- Ye-Shoppe
- Antique store word
- Word with shoppe
- Shoppe type
- Ye ___ gift shoppe
- Retro sign word
- Retro alehouse word
- Shoppe opening?
- Merrie __ England
- __ Mistick Village: CT tourist site
- __ English Bulldogge
- Quaint retail adjective
- Quaint word in some tavern names
- Quaint shoppe word
- Renaissance Faire word
- Shoppe sign adjective
- __ worlde: quaintly fashionable
- Quaint shoppe adjective
- Shoppe name word
- Renaissance Faire sign word
- Shoppe preceder
- Adjective for a 93-Across
- Like many shoppes
- Antique shoppe adjective
- Quaint store adjective
- Sign word evoking days of yore
- Pleasingly dated retail adjective
- Self-descriptive adjective
- Adjective evoking past times
- Quaint store sign word
- Word often seen before "shoppe"
- Outdated, spelled in an outdated way
- Like a quaint shoppe
- Tavern adjective
- Word for Merrie England
- Venerable, in the past
- Ye __ Antique Shoppe
- Like Ye Shoppe
- Ye __ Booke Shoppe
- Antique, once
- Shoppe word
- Like a shoppe
- Shoppe preceder on signs
- Word on a quaint store sign
- Quaint sign word
- Renaissance fair descriptor
- Retro adjective
- Quaint shop descriptor
- Renaissance Faire descriptor
- __ tyme (Victorian-era, maybe)
- __ Tyme (quaint)
- Ye __ Inne
- Antique, quaintly
- Chaucerian descriptor
- __ Tyme (bygone, in brand names)
- __-tyme
- Chaucer-era "ancient"
- Quaint "Shoppe" descriptor
- Ren Faire adjective
- Venerable, quaintly
- Dated long ago
- Barq's Famous ___ Tyme Root Beer
- Adjective that often follows ye
- Pseudoarchaic adjective
- ___ English "800" (malt liquor brand)
- Adjective on a shoppe sign
- Favorite adjective for shoppe.
- Ye ___ Gifte Shoppe.
- Ye ___ Giftie Shoppe.
- Not new, in Chaucer's day.
- Ye ___ Curiositie Shoppe.
- Old "old."
- Ye ___ Tavern.
- Ye ___ Taverne.
- Antecedent for tea shoppe.
- Word for a shoppe
- Companion of ye and shoppe
- Tea shoppe word
- Ye ___ dresse shoppe
- Word with shop
- Antique adjective
- Venerable, of yore
- Adjective for a shoppe
- Ye ___ Coffee Shoppe
- Word before shoppe
- Ye follower
- One kind of shoppe
- Adjective for shoppe
- Antique, to Chaucer
- Like Chaucer's feldes or bokes
- Adjective for an antique store
- Obsolete for "obsolete"
- Ye _____ Book Shoppe
- Ye _____ Shoppe
- Ancient, in bygone days
- Word in many antique shop names
- Ye ____ Shoppe
- Ye _____ Curiosity Shoppe
- Word often after "Ye"
- From times past
- Ye follower, sometimes
- Part of an antique shop name
- Start of some inn names
- Dated, formerly
- Word with "ye"
- Ye ___ …
- ___ Towne
- Antique, antiquely
- Aged, in an earlier age
- Vintage sign word
- Word on many medieval signs
- ___-tyme
- Adjective for a coach house inn, maybe
- ___ English 800 (Miller brand)
- ___ English
- Quaintly antique
- It may follow ye
- Sign word after "Ye"
- Quaint store descriptor
- Ye follower on shoppe signs
- McGillin's ___ Ale House (historic Philadelphia tavern)
- Adjective after "Ye" in many a pub's name
- Like a shoppe, perhaps
- Quaint, as a shoppe
- Of yore, of yore
- Bygone, in Chaucer's tales
- Adjective in some "shoppe" signs
- Adjective in some shoppe names
- Adjective on a Renaissance faire sign
- Descriptor for a Shoppe
- Adjective with shoppe
- Gift shoppe adjective
- Ye -- Tea Shoppe
- Aged, quaintly
- Aged, once
- Antique-store adjective
- Adjective in the names of some Renaissance Faire shoppes
- Ye _____ Antique Shoppe
- Ye _____ Tea Shoppe
- Ye-Shoppe go-between
- Ye _____ Sweet Shoppe
- Ye ___ malt shoppe
- Ye-Shoppe link
- Word in a shoppe name
- Adjective at a Renaissance faire
- Antiquated, quaintly
- Descriptor of many a "shoppe"
- Like a Renaissance faire
- Authentic looking word on some signs
- Antiquated in adspeak
- Word after "Ye," perhaps
- Follower of "ye," often
- Word in many shoppe names
- Quaint descriptor for a "shoppe"
- Quaint word on a shoppe sign
- Antiquated "antiquated"
- Shoppe sign qualifier
- ___ English Bulldogge (dog breed)
- Follower of "ye"
- Quaint adjective in an alehouse name
- Adjective in some alehouse names
- Word in touristy shop names
- Quaint, in store names
- Word in some shoppe names
- Bing Crosby's Merrie ___ Christmas (1977 TV special)
- Twee shop descriptor
- Victorian-era shoppe sign word
- Word in twee store names
- Bygone descriptor
