Historical clue formulations

• Not dis — 2025-04-13
• "Who ___?" (informal question) — 2025-03-21
• Maker of Z-cars, once — 2022-04-21
• Slangy pronoun — 2020-09-21
• "Can't Help Lovin' ___ Man" — 2020-07-23
• Informal object — 2019-06-14
• "Who ___?" — 2017-06-09
• Colloquial pronoun — 2015-03-28
• See 60-Down — 2015-02-10
• One of "dose," in Brooklyn — 2015-01-13
• Single dose? — 2012-09-19
• Brooklynese pronoun — 2012-06-05
• Slangy pronoun — 2012-03-17
• "Who ___?" — 2011-05-04
• Dis's opposite — 2011-04-26
• Kern and Hammerstein's "Can't Help Lovin' ___ Man" — 2011-02-08
• Not dis — 2010-10-02
• Not 85-Across — 2010-06-20
• "What's up wit ___?" — 2010-01-28
• "Gimme ___ ding!" — 2009-11-03
• Slangy pronoun — 2009-10-10
• "Gimme ___!" (rude order) — 2009-08-03
• Opposite of dis — 2009-07-13
• "Can't Help Lovin' ___ Man" — 2008-12-09
• Not dis — 2008-03-30
• "Gimme ___!" — 2007-05-13
• "Who ___?!" — 2007-03-17
• Not dis — 2006-03-22
• "Can't Help Lovin' ___ Man" — 2006-03-06
• "Gimme ___!" — 2005-11-18
• Recording medium, for short — 2005-11-17
• Dis's partner — 2005-07-27
• Not dis, in Brooklyn — 2004-04-06
• Opposite of dis — 2004-03-21
• "Can't Help Lovin' ___ Man" — 2003-12-29
• "Who ___?" (slangy query) — 2002-06-06
• Dis's opposite — 2000-08-15
• Not dis — 2000-06-09
• "Who ___?" (slangy query) — 1999-11-20
• Not "dis," in Brooklyn — 1999-11-01
• "Can't Help Lovin' ___ Man" — 1999-07-19
• Cassette type: Abbr. — 1999-07-04
• Lat. case — 1999-03-30
• "Can't Help Lovin' ___ Man" — 1998-12-19
• Not dis — 1998-07-26
• Common PC file suffix — 1997-08-23
• Latin case: Abbr. — 1995-11-09
• Not dis — 1995-09-01