| DOTAGE | Another term for advanced years or senility (6) |
| HITECH | Another term for advanced or modernistic (2-4) |
| FORAGE | Food for advanced years (6) |
| DEMENTIA | Mental deterioration or senility |
| SECONDCHILDHOOD | Dotage or senility |
| CLUMPS | Secures university for advanced groups (6) |
| SENIOR | No rise for one of more advanced years (6) |
| OPENAI | Company that released two new open-weight AI models, gpt-oss-120b and gpt-oss-20b, for advanced AI systems, available under the Apache 2.0 license. (6) |
| LUSTRE | A period of five years; or, brilliance, gloss or sheen, hence something refulgent, such as shiny dress fabric, metallic iridescent glaze, a chandelier or one of its crystal/glass drops (6) |
| MONROE | White House occupant for eight years... or overnight. (6) |
| DEGREE | For this study several years, or sixty minutes (6) |
| ONAGER | Weapon of advanced years, right? (6) |
| STAGED | Half the cast of advanced years presented to the public (6) |
| ANNALS | From the Latin for "yearly (books)", chronological accounts of given years; or, historical records generally (6) |
| RRATED | For audiences 17 years or older: Hyph. |
| OLDAGE | Advanced years (3,3) |
| JAGGED | Barbed prong finally penetrating judge of advanced years |
| PARSEC | Unit of distance used in astronomy, equal to about 3.26 light years or 19 trillion miles (6) |
| XRATED | To be classified as suitable for adults of 18 years or over is to be what (1,5) |
| HALLEY | English astronomer whose level of fame increases every 76 years or so |
