Historical clue formulations

• What the Beyoncé title "6 Inch" refers to — 2025-08-12
• High kicks? — 2024-12-27
• Pumps and wedges — 2024-09-10
• University of North Carolina team, to fans — 2024-08-22
• They may be dug in — 2022-11-17
• Elevators in an office building? — 2018-11-18
• Grate catches? — 2017-05-05
• Prom wear, for some — 2017-03-16
• Formal footwear — 2016-10-05
• Louses — 2016-07-16
• They may be high at a party — 2015-09-10
• Footwear sometimes carried to work — 2015-06-10
• Some fancy party wear — 2015-05-13
• They're hard to run in — 2014-11-04
• Part of a drag outfit — 2014-04-12
• Gown go-with — 2012-05-17
• Loaf or loafer parts — 2011-05-10
• Part of dressy attire for a woman — 2009-09-02
• They're tough to run in — 2009-07-18
• Shoes that add inches to one's height — 2009-01-13
• They can be spiked — 2007-02-22
• Follows closely — 2007-02-07
• Cooled things? — 2006-05-27
• Scoundrels — 2006-04-03
• Elevators? — 2005-07-22
• No-goodniks — 2003-06-11
• Items of dressy attire — 2002-11-17
• Scoundrels — 2001-10-21
• Party wear, maybe — 2000-07-30
• Scoundrels — 1998-08-22
• Scalawags — 1997-04-12
• Cobbler's stock — 1997-02-02
• Formal footwear — 1996-07-12
• Dressy shoes — 1996-04-29
• Cobbler's stock — 1996-02-13
• Dressy wear — 1995-10-08
• Ends of a loaf — 1995-06-23
• Cads — 1995-05-24
• Platforms, e.g. — 1994-07-06