ANAGRAM
Set to 12 different clues across 12 published puzzles, most often “Neo, for one” — The New York Times, Sunday, 3 April 2011.
7 letters
Every clue on record, most used first
- Neo, for oneonce
The New York Times — Sunday, 3 April 2011
- Cheaters, to teachersonce
The New York Times — Saturday, 8 December 2007
- Tops for potsonce
The New York Times — Friday, 17 June 2005
- Horrid glances from Charles Grodin?once
The New York Times — Monday, 5 July 2004
- Twist of phrase, perhapsonce
The New York Times — Saturday, 10 February 2001
- Schoolmaster, to the classroomonce
The New York Times — Friday, 5 January 2001
- Twist of phrase?once
The New York Times — Monday, 23 October 2000
- What each of today's four long answers is vis-à-vis New Year's Eveonce
The New York Times — Thursday, 31 December 1998
- Rattles, for 1-Acrossonce
The New York Times — Sunday, 9 August 1998
- Live for evil?once
The New York Times — Saturday, 18 March 1995
- Coasters for Socrates, e.g.once
The New York Times — Thursday, 11 August 1994
- Hint to solving the eight starred cluesonce
The New York Times — Tuesday, 1 March 1994