Historical clue formulations

• Doth possess — 2025-04-25
• "Hell ___ no fury ..." — 2020-11-30
• Keepeth — 2020-09-03
• Possesses, biblically — 2020-01-15
• "Poison, I see, ___ been his timeless end": Shak. — 2018-12-29
• Possesses, to the Bard — 2018-11-11
• Verb in the first telegraph message — 2018-09-01
• Has in an old form? — 2017-11-19
• "Thirty days ___ September ..." — 2017-06-27
• Possesses, once — 2017-06-22
• Biblical verb — 2017-05-04
• "___ Romeo slain himself?": Juliet — 2015-01-22
• Verb in the world's first telegraph message — 2013-11-30
• See 53-Down — 2013-03-16
• Owns, in the Bible — 2012-09-23
• Owns, in the Bible — 2012-02-29
• "She ___ Dian's wit": Romeo — 2011-02-11
• "Hell ___ no fury ..." — 2010-07-27
• Doth own — 2008-01-24
• Biblical verb — 2007-01-19
• "Hell ___ no fury …" — 2006-03-12
• Biblical verb — 2004-12-28
• Biblical verb — 2004-12-22
• Biblical verb — 2004-03-07
• Possesses, old-style — 2003-06-11
• "What ___ God wrought?" — 2003-03-11
• Biblical verb — 2002-06-05
• Biblical verb — 2001-06-28
• "What ___ God wrought?" — 2001-04-30
• "... ___ no fury ..." — 2001-03-28
• Biblical verb — 2000-10-08
• Possesses, old-style — 2000-04-13
• Shakespearean verb — 1999-10-08
• "Hell ___ no fury..." — 1998-12-06
• "Thirty days ___ November..." — 1998-09-10
• Owns, once — 1998-07-05
• "What___God wrought!" — 1996-07-04
• Biblical verb — 1994-11-23
• Doth possess — 1994-02-20