Scot's "ago." Crossword Clue

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40 Potential Answers:

RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% SYNE Scots "ago" (4) Newsday Aug 29, 2025
90% RECENT Not that long ago (6) USA Today Jul 30, 2026
90% NAE Scot's refusal (3) Eugene Sheffer Jul 21, 2026
85% CABER Pole tossed by Scots (5) Thomas Joseph Aug 1, 2026
85% EDO Tokyo, long ago (3) LA Times Daily Jul 29, 2026
85% KENT County known to Scots (4) The Times Quick Cryptic Jul 22, 2026
85% THEE You, ages ago (4) USA Today Jul 12, 2026
85% AYE Scot's assent (3) Universal Jun 27, 2026
81% OLDE Dated many years ago? (4) New York Times Jul 17, 2026
81% DEUS Mars or Mercury, long ago (4) Newsday Jul 10, 2026

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