Historical clue formulations

• What each letter in Roy G. Biv represents — 2025-09-15
• Blush or rose — 2025-09-09
• Cherry or lime — 2025-08-03
• Crayon choice — 2024-09-03
• Use crayons — 2023-05-07
• Something you might get at the beach — 2022-10-15
• Orange or plum — 2020-11-22
• ___ commentary — 2020-07-15
• Lemon or lime — 2019-03-03
• Opposite of black-and-white — 2016-12-19
• With 29-Across, pricier option at a print shop — 2015-09-05
• See 27-Across — 2014-12-27
• Plum or peach — 2014-11-13
• Apricot or eggplant — 2014-11-01
• Blush — 2014-04-19
• Make blond, maybe — 2013-10-23
• Front-page New York Times addition of 1997 — 2013-03-22
• 1950s TV innovation — 2012-10-22
• One may clash with another — 2011-12-16
• Kind of commentator — 2010-10-10
• Walnut, e.g. — 2010-07-30
• Some of this may be picked up at a beach — 2010-04-11
• Play-by-play partner — 2008-05-04
• Spectrum part — 2008-03-26
• Crayon choice — 2008-03-12
• Palette choice — 2007-05-02
• Green, for instance — 2007-03-11
• Crayola choice — 2007-01-23
• Some sports commentary — 2006-10-10
• Blue, e.g. — 2006-10-05
• Some sports commentary — 2006-08-15
• Some commentary — 2006-07-29
• Amber or umber — 2005-05-04
• Personality — 2005-02-24
• Like practically all TV's, now — 2003-10-14
• Amber or umber — 2003-01-27
• Influence — 2002-07-14
• Hue — 2002-07-08
• Peach or plum — 2002-01-15
• Modern newspaper feature — 2001-11-04
• Plum, lemon or peach — 2001-09-17
• It may be part of a scheme — 2001-09-01
• What some commentators do — 2001-06-23
• Local ___ — 2001-06-21
• Almond or walnut — 2001-05-19
• Decorator's decision — 1999-07-07
• Cardinal, e.g. — 1999-04-24
• Flush — 1998-05-10
• Tint — 1997-11-27
• Do a salon job — 1997-07-27