Old English letter that disappeared by 1300 but which is still used in Icelandic Crossword Clue, 3 letters

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RatingAnswerLengthClue
100%EDH3Old English letter that disappeared by 1300 but which is still used in Icelandic
35%ETHS4Letters used in Old English and Icelandic
31%ENVELOPE8Stationery item for sending letters that's still the symbol for "messages" and "mails" despite not being in popular use
31%SCRABBLE8Board game developed by Alfred Butts in which numbered tiles with letters are used to form words
30%LIGNE5Unit of length that became obsolete in the 18th century, but is still used by French and Swiss watchmakers
30%DOTTEDI7Letter that begins “Istanbul” in Turkish, but not in English
29%GALWAY6"___ Girl," song by English singer Ed Sheeran which has the name of an Irish city in its title that is home to Eyre Square
28%GTO3Car model letters that have been used by Pontiac, Mitsubishi, and Ferrari
28%ANDS4Words that are often represented by logograms in English
27%BOGGLE6Game in which words are formed by connecting letter cubes
27%WHOKILLED9With 59-Across, old English nursery rhyme being investigated by the detectives in this puzzle
27%PANINI6Food word that is plural in Italian but singular in English
27%POUND5___ sterling, official currency of the United Kingdom which is also the oldest currency in continuous use
27%ALIVE5"Herman Wouk Is Still ___," short story by Stephen King that won the Bram Stoker Award in 2012
26%WAND4Magic ___, magical object in the "Shrek" franchise that is used by the Fairy Godmother
26%ALIVE5"It's ___!" quote used by Gingy in "Shrek" that is a reference to "Frankenstein"
26%RSM3Abbreviation that may be used by warrant officers class 1 in the British Royal Marines
25%OOHLALA7Song by Britney Spears in "Smurfs 2" which can also be used an exclamation: 3 wds.
25%MEATY5Quality that would be welcomed in some barbecued fare, but one which vegans would frown upon
25%DISK4Floppy ___, storage device that's still the symbol for "save" despite not being in popular use
25%RECEIVER8Landline telephone part that's still the symbol for "call" despite not being in popular use
25%ABBR4Letters that may follow some of the clues in the Vox crossword due to it being a small, but not that easy, puzzle
25%OFFICE6"The ___," TV series in which Dwight believes that the letter "R" is among the most menacing sounds
25%AEIOU5Letters that are not in sync
25%PIPELINE8Place for works that are in the works ... or what the message formed by the connected letters is?
25%BCE3Letters that might be used while dating?
25%LGBT4Letters that may be followed by QIA2S+
25%SLANG5Specialty of "Urban Dictionary" which was used in 2011 by a district court in an ATF complaint to document the meanings of "murk"
24%ETH3A letter in the Icelandic alphabet that can be described as a voiced or voiceless alveolar non-sibilant fricative
24%SEVENWONDERS12With 51-Across and 15-Down, group in which [see circled letters] is the only one still largely intact

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