Related Clues:
- 'Hand after a second for you, me and the editor (4)'
- Accustomed to nothing that's new
- 'Was once a weed, perhaps (4)'
- This was accustomed to get us to meet the editor
- Accustomed to there being nothing new about that
- Accustomed to getting sued
- Accustomed to being employed
- Did be employed and got sued for it
- There's nothing new about the way it's employed
- Once did be employed, so what's new about that?
- Mint no more
- Second-hand, say
- Like many items listed on eBay
- Took advantage of and ushered her out
- "New to you," in car salesman-speak