Historical clue formulations

• Make sure not to miss it! — 2026-09-02
• Stick used for breaking — 2026-04-26
• Pool player's stick — 2026-02-09
• Stick on a table — 2026-02-01
• Something to use on your break? — 2026-01-25
• Signal for an actor to go onstage — 2025-12-29
• Word with ball or card — 2025-12-18
• Star sign? — 2025-05-14
• Something you might get a break with? — 2025-03-16
• Word with ball or card — 2024-06-13
• Theater signal — 2024-05-27
• Stick used for breaking — 2024-03-27
• Pool accessory — 2023-12-31
• "That's my ___!" ("I'm up!") — 2023-12-26
• Prompt — 2023-07-02
• Something used to improve one's English? — 2022-06-16
• Stick on a rack — 2022-04-20
• You might need this to go on — 2021-12-09
• Stick on a table? — 2021-11-28
• Chalk one up? — 2021-11-16
• Word after "That's my" or "right on" — 2021-10-11
• It's a sign — 2021-05-16
• Pool stick — 2021-03-15
• Feed lines to — 2020-12-20
• "That's my ___" — 2020-08-15
• Line that an actor waits to hear — 2020-06-23
• Maestro's wave of a baton, say — 2020-05-05
• Tapered piece of sports equipment — 2020-04-23
• Signal to go onstage — 2020-03-31
• Stage prompt — 2020-03-03
• Signal — 2019-09-17
• Signal to start — 2019-08-20
• "That's my ___!" — 2019-07-18
• "That's my ___!" — 2019-03-27
• Prompt — 2018-10-11
• Stick in a ball-and-stick game — 2018-09-29
• "You go onstage ... now," e.g. — 2018-07-17
• Stage prompt — 2018-06-18
• Actor's last line, maybe — 2018-04-08
• Chalked stick — 2018-02-25
• Signal — 2018-02-09
• "Psst, you're on," e.g. — 2018-01-24
• Message on an offstage card — 2017-11-15
• Help for an actor — 2017-10-04
• Stage signal — 2017-07-11
• Billiard stick — 2017-06-19
• Nod from offstage, maybe — 2017-05-16
• Stick that's chalked — 2017-05-03
• It has a tip for game-playing — 2017-03-16
• Signal from offstage — 2017-02-14