Letter H 106250–106500

Having an excess of dregs. Having more sediment Howard Da __ Howard da ___, actor-director Horse of 50's TV Head gorilla, with distinctive coloring Happiness Tree Hope amid misfortune Hope, in a bad situation Hopeful prospect. He played Bilko He was Ernie Bilko Household treasures. High and softly resonant HOLY thistle, active constituent of the He played Scrooge in '51 He played Scrooge on film High-tech trial, for short Hypothetical try, for short Human rights advocate and former chairperson of the Afghan Independent Human Rights Commission He hung out with Pumbaa and Timon Hollywood lion Hit computer game with the original working title Micropolis Hearst Castle site San __ Hearst's San ___ Hearst's San ___ castle Hearst's castle (with "San") Hearst's castle, San ___ ___ Hills (Southern California range) ___ Hills (edge of the San Fernando Valley) Hominoidea members "Hard as nails," for one "Healthy as a horse," e.g. "Hot as Tophet," for example. "Hot as a pistol," e.g. Hair like silk, e.g. Hard as a rock, say Hard as nails, e.g. "Happy as a clam" and "blind as a bat" happy as a clam&"blind as a bat" HIMACHAL Pradesh capital (Ind.) "How to Speak ___" (WikiHow article including the sentence, "If you really want to show off, inspire your friends and loved ones with the motivational saying, 'Benzi chibna looble bazebni gweb'") "Hush!" to a cook? His #11 is retired by the New York Giants "Hot Fuzz" star Pegg Half a publishing duo Half of a folk-rock duo He "says," in a game He met a pie-man. He says Hero of Elizabethan rhyme. Hit single-player game of the 1980s His statue is in Central Park. Heartless villain? "Hungry Like the Wolf" singer's chocolate candy? Harsh master He played Shaun in "Shaun of the Dead" Hedge fund manager James Harris ___ Hot, dry Arabian wind Hot, dry desert wind. Hot, violent Arabian wind Hot, sand-laden wind. Hot winds of Asia. Hot winds of the tropics. He wears a silly smile. Hardly complicated "Holding Back the Years" band Homer is one Homer or Bart Homer or Marge "Homer's Odyssey," for one Head of U.S. Navy, 1917–18. he feigned sleep happening or existing or done at the same time Huge bird of Persian myth. "He puts the ___ in syndication" (lyrics from Weird Al's "Jerry Springer") HAMARTIOLOGY, subject of Halo tarnisher? Hamartiologist's topic Harte's Ah ___ Heinous offense Hellbound activity Homily topic Human problem HOREB High point for Moses High point of Exodus? Hot peninsula "Hey! Jealous Lover" singer He covered Minnelli He did it his way He played Rome He plays Frankie Machine. He sang the songs He sang with James He started on Major Bowes' program. His first #1 song was "All or Nothing at All" His gravestone reads "The Best Is Yet to Come" Hit Parade star. Hoboken Four member Hoboken export Hoboken's gift to Hollywood. He sailed from Basra Heyerdahl's pet duck Hippocracy free Hypocrisy free Hypocrite's lack He wrote "Arrowsmith" Hotel Lombardy resident: 1939-40 He succeeded Sawyer. Homophone of "sign" "Hoffman" co-star Cusack High pay, no work. How Congress adjourns. How Congress might adjourn Headaches in trigonometry. How the wicked may act Half a prison Hit the right notes? Hootenanny, e.g. Horse riders' activity in an Asian island country? Hairdressing treatment. Hold to the fire Howe rival Hindu warrior. Hollywood musical classic Hit from a contact hitter Hit in baseball or music Hit of a kind. How some leave Reno Hook-to-line attachment Hit a one-bagger Hit one's way to first Hit safely in the Polo Grounds. He might get a babysitter before a first date How students often line up Highway warning sign message Hotel room specification Head of some households Hangout for the unmarried Henry George's ideal. Honor like a troubadour Honor musically Honor with a tune *Hudson facility Hudson structure. Having monotonous rhythm. Hum a lullaby for Hyperbolic function Hyperbolic function in trigonometry Hyperbolic math function Hyperbolic sine Hyperbolic sine (trigonometry) Hanks' "Forrest Gump" boss Hanks' "Forrest Gump" costar Hanks' "Gump" superior Hanks' Army boss in "Forrest Gump" Hanks' booted crewmate in "Apollo 13" Hanks's "Forrest Gump" co-star Head for the bottom Holder of dirty dishes Hole on the green Hole, as a putt Humboldt ___. Hook and line companion Hook, line and __ House swallower Holes, as a putt Home Depot display Holes out on the green Has no buoyancy Having a clean moral record Had opportunities to repent Had tons of premarital sex, maybe (or whatever, who cares) He has done the wrong thing Heart's pacemaker Historic conflict in and around the Yellow Sea He knows China He duped the Trojans with tale of a wooden horse. He induced the Trojans to take in the wooden horse. He persuaded the Trojans to take in the wooden horse. "His ___ were scarlet, but his books were read." Hamartiologists' topics Hamartiology subject. Head ailment, so-called. Head cavity Head woe area Head-congestion locale Hollow cavity. hollow space in a bone, esp an air passage opening into the nose Head cavities HEAVENLY city Heavenly city: Var. Hill in Jerusalem: Var. Hill of Jerusalem. Historic land of Israel Holy Land: Var. Home of Briar Cliff College Half a strawful, say Hardly a chug Hardly a gulp Hardly a guzzle Have a little drink Have a little liquid Have a taste Have some tea Hesitant taste Highball offer? Hit, as a pop Having a pleasing flavor. How to drink hot tea Had through a straw Hardly a guzzler Has a taste Has a taste of, as wine Has hot tea Hummingbird drawings Hydrates slowly "Hamilton"'s "Aaron Burr, __" "How absolutely dare you, ___!" Honorific used before Paul McCartney's name Honorific used for a male teacher Haggard's title Hardly an ordinary Joe He's a knight person Headmaster address Headmaster honorific Headmaster's address Headmaster's honorific Herr, here Hey, fella? Hitchcock's title Honorary title for both Bill Gates and Rudolph Giuliani Honored title Honorific for McCartney Honorific for a gent Honorific for tennis's Andy Murray, nowadays Hopkins title How I often address my fellow male humans How Marcie addresses Peppermint Patty How Marcie addresses Peppermint Patty, for no apparent reason How every letter to The Economist begins How to address McCartney How to address a baronet How to address a knight Honorific used in royalty ___ Humphrey Gilbert. ___ Huon (1906 Kentucky Derby winner) ___ Huon, 1906 Derby winner Honorific before Anthony for a knight