Historical clue formulations

• – — 2026-08-05
• Chess game's end — 2026-08-03
• Join — 2026-03-11
• ___ in three — 2025-09-04
• Fellow Down Under — 2025-08-06
• This might come after the check — 2025-03-08
• Start a family, or finish a game — 2024-09-21
• Chess game's ending — 2024-09-02
• Pub pal — 2024-05-31
• Chum — 2023-04-23
• "G'day, ___!" — 2023-03-01
• Partner — 2023-01-10
• What "#" means in chess notation — 2022-08-20
• Final check? — 2021-11-28
• Problem for a king — 2021-10-22
• Bud — 2021-10-08
• ___ in three (chess challenge) — 2020-02-02
• Each animal in Noah's Ark had one — 2019-06-04
• Game's end — 2019-06-02
• #, in chess notation — 2019-05-25
• Chess ending — 2019-02-26
• What "#" means in chess notation — 2018-09-16
• Half of a pair — 2018-07-08
• Another end of a chess game — 2018-06-30
• Ninth word ... — 2018-06-14
• One sock, to another — 2018-03-19
• Dating service success — 2017-12-09
• Australian friend — 2017-10-08
• One to whom you might say "G'day!" — 2017-07-26
• Impossible chess ending with a king and knight versus a lone king — 2017-06-07
• Winning move — 2016-06-11
• Chum — 2016-01-31
• Bud — 2015-01-29
• Kiwi's companion — 2014-08-29
• Chess ending — 2014-06-29
• Chess finale — 2014-04-08
• Australian pal — 2014-01-14
• Aussie's buddy — 2013-12-23
• Canberra chum — 2013-05-12
• Counterpart — 2012-02-24
• Bud — 2012-01-15
• Running ___ — 2011-04-07
• 9-Across ending — 2010-12-14
• Partner — 2010-10-25
• Outback buddy — 2008-09-28
• The other shoe, e.g. — 2008-04-05
• Corner, as a king — 2008-03-31
• Crew member — 2008-03-03
• Recipient of "G'day" — 2008-02-26
• Final check — 2007-09-05