A History of Short Words

From the New York Times Crossword Puzzle

AND

Fri, 4 Oct '24
It can lead to a longer sentence
Mon, 16 Sep '24
&
Sun, 11 Aug '24
"Your point being …?"
Tue, 6 Aug '24
See 27-Across
Sun, 21 Jul '24
"Go on ..."
Sun, 30 Jun '24
Sassy retort
Sat, 4 May '24
Word commonly lowercased in titles
Mon, 12 Feb '24
As well as
Thu, 8 Feb '24
"Wait, there's more …"
Sun, 4 Feb '24
"There's more to the story, right?"
Tue, 2 Jan '24
"Also …"
Thu, 19 Oct '23
"What happened next?"
Tue, 1 Aug '23
Part of B&B
Sun, 9 Jul '23
"Also …"
Sun, 18 Jun '23
"Y," as in Yucatán
Sun, 4 Jun '23
English meaning of the Portuguese "e"
Tue, 23 May '23
&
Wed, 29 Mar '23
"Details, please …?"
Fri, 17 Mar '23
Moreover
Tue, 6 Dec '22
"This matters to me how?"
Sat, 12 Nov '22
"What else …?"
Fri, 21 Oct '22
"So what?"
Fri, 14 Oct '22
"Your point being?"
Thu, 8 Sep '22
+
Sun, 14 Aug '22
Gate in digital logic
Sat, 12 Mar '22
"What do you want me to do about it?"
Sun, 30 Jan '22
"That's it?"
Tue, 4 Jan '22
See 57-Down
Sun, 2 Jan '22
"... is there more?"
Sun, 5 Dec '21
Word commonly following the Oxford comma
Sun, 5 Sep '21
The "e" in Genoa?
Sat, 7 Aug '21
"What of it?"
Fri, 6 Aug '21
What "n" might mean
Sun, 25 Jul '21
Furthermore
Thu, 17 Jun '21
"Your point being ...?"
Mon, 18 Jan '21
Not to mention ...