Historical clue formulations

• Kings and queens, e.g. — 2026-09-17
• Places for clams and oysters — 2026-02-06
• Some queens — 2025-12-18
• Trampoline mats — 2025-12-10
• Hospital count — 2025-12-03
• Garden divisions — 2024-08-15
• Crash sites? — 2024-04-20
• Inanimate objects with heads and feet — 2023-08-17
• Hotel capacity — 2023-03-17
• Things usually made in the morning — 2023-03-05
• Places for flowers and oysters — 2021-10-04
• They might be twins — 2021-06-11
• Spots for shams — 2021-03-13
• Inn capacity — 2020-11-05
• Spots for bulbs — 2020-10-23
• Twins, e.g. — 2020-02-28
• Hotel units — 2019-12-09
• Garden plots — 2019-09-29
• Where flowers and oysters grow — 2018-09-10
• Their heads and feet are usually the same distance from the ground — 2017-09-02
• Hotel reservation specification — 2016-06-09
• Hospital capacity — 2016-05-17
• They're raised in some gardens — 2015-06-13
• Hospital capacity — 2015-01-27
• Kings and queens — 2015-01-15
• Places for sprigs — 2014-08-23
• Twins, e.g. — 2014-06-14
• Hotel and hospital features — 2014-01-27
• 4-Down inventory — 2014-01-03
• Twins, possibly — 2013-10-06
• Some are kings and queens — 2012-05-09
• Hospital capacity — 2012-03-14
• Hospital units — 2011-07-18
• Places to retire — 2011-06-14
• Tanning salon fixtures — 2011-03-20
• They have headboards and footboards — 2009-05-25
• Mattress sites — 2008-06-30
• Hospital count — 2007-07-19
• Features of greenhouses — 2007-06-27
• Sacks — 2006-12-02
• Retirement spots? — 2005-08-16
• Four-poster and others — 2005-08-08
• Garden divisions — 2005-04-23
• Mattress holders — 2005-01-24
• Bunks — 2004-12-29
• Infirmary count — 2004-11-10
• Flower sites — 2004-10-21
• Inn inventory — 2004-08-13
• People retire to these spots — 2004-07-19
• Hospital units — 2004-05-05