Historical clue formulations

• What a phone call or new album might do — 2026-02-12
• Roller coaster element — 2025-09-02
• Not keep harping on — 2024-05-17
• Product release, informally — 2024-05-04
• Discontinue — 2024-03-12
• Decline — 2023-09-14
• ___-down menu — 2023-06-19
• Quit discussing — 2023-06-01
• Delete — 2023-03-22
• Lemon ___ — 2022-09-18
• Withdraw from, as a class — 2022-04-26
• [See notepad] — 2022-01-19
• Go down — 2021-11-26
• Lemon ___ — 2021-11-20
• Plummet — 2021-03-22
• Release, as a song, in modern lingo — 2021-01-28
• Release, as a single — 2020-10-13
• What prices do in bear markets — 2020-07-27
• Stop discussing — 2020-06-06
• Release, as a new album — 2020-06-01
• Sag — 2020-02-27
• Word before "a hint," "a line" or "the ball" — 2019-05-21
• Stop bringing up — 2018-08-03
• Tiniest sip — 2018-07-22
• Plunge — 2017-02-28
• Nosedive — 2017-01-17
• Lose, as a carrier might with a call — 2016-09-09
• Lozenge — 2015-12-25
• Exhibit extreme exhaustion — 2015-09-17
• Release to the public, informally — 2015-08-16
• Tiniest taste — 2015-03-05
• Wee bit — 2014-11-16
• Plummet — 2014-06-23
• Barely enough to wet one's whistle — 2014-05-14
• Plunge — 2014-03-31
• Bit of a trickle — 2012-12-30
• Plummet — 2011-05-24
• See 47-Down — 2011-02-02
• Plunge — 2010-09-20
• Sell-off, say — 2010-08-15
• Go south, as a stock market — 2010-06-14
• No longer insure — 2010-04-21
• Mention casually — 2008-10-03
• Tiny amount — 2008-05-20
• Fall — 2007-11-26
• Nosedive — 2007-04-25
• Pendant — 2007-04-20
• Plunge — 2005-12-26
• Withdraw from, as a case — 2005-10-11
• Trapdoor — 2004-08-22