Historical clue formulations

• Part of a George Washington costume (though he rarely wore one) — 2026-08-05
• Easily removed locks — 2025-10-18
• Freak (out) — 2024-06-30
• Hairpiece — 2023-11-27
• Costume department staple — 2023-08-09
• Fright ___ (gag item) — 2022-06-21
• Clown accessory that's often bright red — 2022-01-17
• Locks that are picked — 2021-08-24
• Flip (out) — 2021-02-07
• Drag wear — 2020-01-05
• Barrister's headgear — 2019-08-05
• Flip (out) — 2019-02-14
• Removable locks — 2019-01-09
• Lose it, with "out" — 2018-10-05
• Part of a disguise — 2018-01-25
• Snap, with "out" — 2017-09-15
• Drag accessory — 2017-09-09
• Removable locks — 2017-09-02
• Dome topper? — 2017-08-14
• Top secret? — 2017-04-16
• Halloween accessory — 2016-11-09
• Part of Tootsie or Mrs. Doubtfire's costume — 2015-02-09
• Part of many a Halloween costume — 2013-07-03
• Easily changeable locks — 2011-06-25
• Bald person's purchase — 2009-07-13
• Halloween wear — 2009-06-30
• Top part of a disguise — 2009-01-12
• Disguise part — 2008-07-19
• Powder site, maybe — 2008-05-25
• Go nuts, with "out" — 2008-05-21
• Locks on a dome — 2008-03-02
• Rug, so to speak — 2008-02-20
• Rug, of a sort — 2007-11-20
• Faux 'fro? — 2007-10-08
• Judge's wear of old — 2006-07-18
• Freak (out) — 2006-07-04
• Flip (out) — 2006-03-23
• Locks bought in a store? — 2003-07-06
• Barrister's accessory — 2003-06-13
• Clown's need — 1999-03-07
• Artificial locks — 1999-01-12
• Hairpiece — 1998-12-01
• Rug on the noggin — 1998-04-28
• Locks that can be picked? — 1996-05-17
• Secret locks? — 1995-08-19
• Phyllis Diller accessory — 1994-11-16
• Store-bought hair — 1994-06-27
• Barrister's headgear — 1994-04-26