Historical clue formulations

• Spotted wildcat — 2026-07-12
• Cat that's spotted in South America — 2026-06-17
• Spotted cat — 2025-05-31
• Cat also called a dwarf leopard — 2023-04-03
• Spotted wild cat — 2022-01-04
• Large feline kept as a pet by Salvador Dalí — 2021-11-15
• Relative of a jaguarundi — 2020-02-13
• Largest species of the genus Leopardus — 2018-12-30
• Wild cat — 2018-09-05
• Cat once prized for its fur — 2017-11-15
• Member of the cat family — 2016-12-18
• Spotted wildcat — 2016-05-18
• Its name comes from Nahuatl for "jaguar" — 2016-05-14
• Animal revered by ancient Peruvians — 2016-04-02
• Spotted cat — 2015-03-03
• Cat also called a dwarf leopard — 2015-03-02
• Spotted wildcat — 2014-02-05
• Cat also known as the dwarf leopard — 2013-12-01
• Animal whose name comes from Nahuatl — 2012-12-07
• Spotted wildcat — 2012-08-27
• New World cat — 2012-08-07
• Critter whose name comes from Nahuatl — 2012-02-05
• Spotted cat — 2010-07-19
• Spotted feline — 2010-04-27
• Spotted cat — 2010-02-10
• Monkey predator — 2008-10-05
• Pet animal of Salvador Dali — 2008-06-22
• It's spotted in the wild — 2008-05-04
• Wild cat — 2008-03-19
• Nocturnal feline — 2007-07-29
• Endangered wildcat — 2007-07-15
• Endangered cat — 2007-02-01
• Tiger cat — 2006-04-09
• Endangered cat — 2006-02-27
• Leopardus pardalis — 2005-10-28
• Spotted animal — 2005-06-03
• Endangered South American — 2003-03-15
• Spotted wildcat — 2002-02-19
• Wildcat — 2001-11-21
• Tamable cat — 2001-04-29
• Leopard relative — 2001-03-25
• It's spotted in South America — 2001-02-17
• American wildcat — 2000-07-03
• American cat — 2000-05-10
• Spotted wildcat — 2000-02-23
• Cat with a banded tail — 2000-02-13
• Leopardlike cat — 1999-11-02
• Yellow and black cat — 1999-02-16
• Cousin of a leopard — 1999-02-08
• Tiger look-alike — 1998-12-25