Historical clue formulations

• Eager response to "Wanna join?" — 2026-08-20
• "Abso-freakin-lutely!" — 2026-08-11
• "___ ever!" — 2025-08-28
• Emphatic agreement — 2024-10-26
• Enthusiastic assent — 2024-09-13
• "___ want to know?" — 2023-12-14
• Self-examining question — 2023-10-08
• Enthusiastic affirmative — 2023-01-01
• Enthusiastic response to "Wanna come?" — 2022-12-21
• Introspective question — 2022-11-11
• Enthusiastic response to "Want some ice cream?" — 2022-09-13
• "What ___ care?" — 2021-09-08
• "Why ___ even bother?" — 2019-12-23
• "___ ever!" — 2019-05-08
• Emphatic agreement — 2019-04-29
• "Is that true about me?" — 2019-02-19
• "Heck, yeah!" — 2018-11-02
• Response to "You have something on your face," maybe — 2017-10-08
• "And how!" — 2016-07-19
• "You sure got me pegged!" — 2016-06-12
• "Boy, ___!" — 2016-05-21
• Lead-in to care or dare — 2016-03-06
• "Boy, ___!" — 2015-07-09
• "How ___ look?" — 2015-04-26
• "___ have to?" — 2014-07-08
• "___ Hear a Waltz?" — 2014-01-07
• "___ ever!" — 2013-07-05
• "___ ever!" — 2012-12-23
• "Heck, yeah!" — 2012-06-30
• Possible response to "You've got spinach between your teeth" — 2011-07-03
• Question that may be answered "And how!" — 2011-06-26
• Emphatic acceptance — 2011-03-20
• "Where ___ sign?" — 2009-11-15
• "___ look like a mind reader?" — 2009-07-06
• Crosby's "So ___" — 2008-03-12
• Rhetorical question, possibly — 2007-03-12
• "What ___ care?" — 2006-05-14
• Bing Crosby's "So ___" — 2005-05-29
• "And how!" — 2005-01-23
• "___ ever!" — 2001-01-12
• "___ have any say in the matter?" — 2000-08-02
• "And how!" — 1999-08-14
• "___ dare to eat a peach?": Eliot — 1998-04-27
• Self-questioning reply — 1997-10-10
• "How ___ love thee? Let me..." — 1997-01-13
• "How ___ love thee?" — 1996-08-11
• "_____ make myself clear?" — 1994-12-27