Historical clue formulations

• "South Park" co-creator Parker — 2026-03-22
• Four minus one — 2026-01-24
• Three-point hoops shot — 2025-11-24
• Three-point shot, in slang — 2025-11-19
• Shot that made its N.B.A. debut in 1979, slangily — 2025-08-26
• It's a long shot — 2025-05-16
• Deuce beater — 2025-03-13
• Three-pointer, in hoops lingo — 2024-09-10
• Guitarist Anastasio of Phish — 2024-08-05
• Long shot in sports — 2023-07-22
• Card that beats a deuce — 2023-04-10
• It's a long shot in basketball — 2023-02-10
• Deep shot, in hoops — 2022-11-27
• Card above deuce — 2022-01-03
• Long shot, informally — 2021-08-28
• Unlikely trick taker — 2021-07-29
• Basket shot from behind the arc, in hoops slang — 2021-03-23
• Deuce topper — 2021-02-16
• Successful shot from downtown, in basketball lingo — 2020-11-13
• It beats a deuce — 2020-03-15
• War loser, usually — 2019-05-19
• War loser, usually — 2018-03-11
• Rare trick taker — 2017-12-28
• Card that just beats a deuce — 2017-02-20
• Noted fountain name — 2016-09-29
• Shot from behind the arc, informally — 2016-04-29
• Deuce follower — 2015-01-01
• Smaller cousin of a four-in-hand? — 2013-08-10
• Deuce topper, in cards — 2013-06-17
• Loser in war, usually — 2013-02-08
• Long basket, in hoops lingo — 2013-01-09
• Deuce topper — 2012-05-07
• "South Park" writer Parker — 2012-05-01
• Long shot, in hoops — 2012-03-14
• Three-point shot, in slang — 2009-06-11
• ESPN anchor Wingo — 2009-04-04
• Certain domino number — 2009-03-05
• It's in the cards — 2008-10-18
• Deuce topper, in cards — 2008-06-23
• One before four — 2008-05-30
• Deuce beater — 2008-04-08
• Uncommon trick taker — 2007-01-04
• Small heart, say — 2006-12-22
• Three-point shot, in hoops slang — 2005-12-20
• Two topper — 2005-10-30
• It rarely takes anything — 2005-07-09
• Deuce topper — 2004-12-20
• Card below a four — 2004-07-12
• Four's inferior — 2004-04-16
• Part of a low straight — 2004-01-04