Historical clue formulations

• Stingy sort? — 2025-11-11
• Insect in a nest — 2025-06-23
• Member of a historically privileged U.S. group — 2024-10-02
• Yellow jacket, e.g. — 2024-07-16
• Yellow jacket, e.g. — 2024-04-15
• The fairyfly (the smallest known insect in the world) is one — 2023-12-02
• Insect with a sting — 2023-11-06
• Stingy sort? — 2023-04-26
• The deceptively named tarantula hawk, for one — 2023-03-25
• Yellow jacket, for one — 2022-09-04
• Center of a sting operation? — 2021-03-10
• "Ant-Man and the ___" (2018 film) — 2021-02-08
• The "murder hornet" is one — 2020-10-26
• Insect that builds a paper nest — 2020-09-14
• Marvel superhero with the power to shrink, with "the" — 2020-07-03
• Flying insect with a narrow waist — 2020-05-04
• Stinging insect — 2019-02-04
• Stinger — 2018-09-23
• Stinger with a slender "waist" — 2018-05-29
• Big stinger — 2017-06-26
• Insect with a hanging nest — 2017-04-11
• Martin Van Buren was the first president who wasn't one — 2017-03-26
• Social worker? — 2016-11-27
• Female W.W. II enlistee — 2016-10-23
• One might be involved in a sting — 2016-08-20
• Big stinger — 2016-06-20
• Upper-crust sort, stereotypically — 2014-11-13
• Insect with a stinger — 2014-07-01
• Dangerous stinger — 2014-04-08
• Tarantula hawk, e.g. — 2013-05-10
• Target of many a New Yorker cartoon — 2011-06-01
• Attic nester — 2011-03-29
• Stinging flier — 2008-12-15
• Mud dauber, e.g. — 2006-10-13
• Stinger — 2006-03-07
• Velvet ant — 2005-01-09
• Thin-waisted flier — 2004-11-23
• Yellow jacket — 2004-11-17
• Winged stinger — 2004-11-08
• Colony member — 2004-09-05
• Nest builder in the eaves — 2004-06-02
• Big stinger — 2004-04-06
• Target of some humor in The New Yorker — 2003-02-13
• Ethnic acronym — 2000-07-19
• One of a traditional elite — 1999-11-20
• Insect in a colony — 1999-11-10
• Stinger — 1999-09-05
• Slender-waisted insect — 1999-07-13
• Mud dauber, e.g. — 1999-04-16
• Stinger — 1999-04-14