Letter H 107500–107750

His skill Having a trim figure Having little force or validity Having slight foundation. How Little Susie was fashioned in a Michael Jackson song Had a nap Had a siesta Had dreams, presumably Had dreams, say Held, as a trailer Had a good night Hollywood up-and-comer Hammer or Spade Hercule Poirot, for example. Holmes or Colombo, e.g. Holmes or Poirot Holmes, e.g. Hawkshaw's forte. Hammer and Spade Hammer and Spade, e.g. Holmes and Chan, e.g. Holmes and Chan, for two Holmes and Poirot Holmes, Columbo and Moto Horseracing legend Seattle Huge supply Hacker's woe Ham serving Hit a ball on a certain way. Hit a ball to the right. Hit a golf ball poorly Hook's opposite Hook's opposite, in golf Hit a ball so as to impart a spin Hit a golf ball awry. Hit one in the trees, maybe Hit the golf ball askew Hit to the side, in golf How most bread is sold How sandwich bread is sold Hero maker's aid Haliburton hero Sam High-grade magazine: Slang. Highly-polished Southern rock guitar line (5) Hazardous winter road Headed downward Headed for home the hard way Headed for home, in a way Headed for home, perhaps Hit an icy patch Hit diamond dirt Hit first feetfirst Hit home, in a way Hit some ice Hit the base-path dirt Hit the diamond dirt Hit the dirt at second Hit the ground running? How a song exited the charts, perhaps? Hurried home Hurried home, in baseball. Head for home? Highest peak in the Catskills. Hit an ice patch Hit the dirt on a diamond Hit the dirt, in baseball Hook ___, in baseball Happy hour sandwich Hurler's offering Hand-held calculator of yore Hurried home, in a way Had trouble with, as an icy road Had trouble with, as icy roads Harder to nail down Harder to outfox Harder to pin down Hardest to outwit How a person might feel after being passed over for a promotion Horn that's not very sturdy? Home of the imposing rock formation known as Benbulbin Hardly heavyset Hardly likely Hardly odds-on Hardly stocky He has been appointed Governor General of Australia. Highly unlikely, as a chance Highly unlikely, as chances Hundred-to-one shot, e.g. (In this clue's answer, note the first 3 letters + the last 2) "Heavy" R&B singer's little brother? Horror film goo Horror film goop Hypocrite in "Little Orphan Annie" "He ___ me!" ("Ghostbusters" phrase) He ___ me (Ghostbusters lament) Hit like a ghost in Ghostbusters Hit with ectoplasm? Hagfish, by another name Hits with goo, as on Nickelodeon Hurling goo at How very close games are won Hee Haw star Hard to hold, in a way Hurler's toss Handler of hash Hash preparer Hash-___ (counterman) Hash house workers Hamlet's "___ and arrows" Hamlet's companions of arrows Hay mow items Hamlet's weapons of "outrageous fortune" Hurl some bar orders? Helical toy brand Holders of hardcovers *Half-hitch kin Half-hitch? Almost House shoe House shoes Hard to grasp like an eel Hard to grasp or walk on Hardly tractional Has trouble on ice Haphazard, as workmanship Hardly systematic Hairline cut Hem attraction Hobble skirt feature. Hong Kong skirt feature. Having narrow orbs having a slippery surface or quality Half-closed eyes, e.g. Helmet eyeholes Head Angel Curtis Highway sign, for short. Hiway sign. Hoops Hall-of-Famer Jerry Habitual litterbug, e.g. Hardly a fop Hardly a natty dresser Hardly a neat freak Hardly a neatnik Hardly a pick-up artist Hardly a pick-up expert? Hardly an orderly type He's a mess He's no neatnik His stuff is all over the place Housekeeper's bete noire Housekeeper's nightmare Human eyesore Human pig Hound's output Holdup by drooling crooks? Human pigs Henry W. ___, Union major general during the Civil War Hedge plant with white flowers Having pitch-black, pulchritudinous peepers Hard exertion Hard stretch of work Hardly a jaunt Hardly a quick task Hit hard; hard work Hours of grueling work, say Hard, steady workers Hard jobs Hard, boring efforts Heavyweight punches. Half-speed, e.g. "Hang On ___" (1965 #1 hit) "Hang On ___" (1965 chart-topper by the McCoys) "Hang On ___" (official rock song of Ohio) "Hang On ___" (the McCoys hit) Hardly first-class fare Hardly four-star cuisine Haute cuisine by no means Hog chow Hog fare Hog filler Hog helping Hog vittles Hog's dinner Hog's food Hog-trough filler Horrible food house-for-pigs Hill angle Hill angle ... gotcha! ... pig food (THE THEME IS ALMOST OVER, NOW GIT!) Hill feature Hill on Vail Hill to ski on Hill's gradient Hilly spot for skiing Had a slant Having a gradient Hillsides Have an ascending slant Having a grade having a slanting form or direction Hardly fastidious Hamburger alternative? Hamburger-meat concoction Handles clumsily, as a pail How one may wade through a puddle Hockey area in front of the crease Hole for a coin Hole for coins Hole in a Vegas machine Hole in a one-armed bandit Hole in a vending machine Hole to fill Hotel keycard opening Hobbyist's miniature racer Hobbyist's racer Hobby involving odd-shaped tracks Hobbyists' racers Hardly a speed demon Hardly go-getters Holes for coins Having a narrow opening. Having elongated apertures. Having narrow grooves Handler of fried eggs Had bad posture Having bad posture Homonym for slew Hollows filled with mud Half of 1993's "Velvet Divorce" Home of the only world capital to border two other countries Hungarians' neighbors to the north Habitually messy person Habitually negligent person habitually dirty or untidy person Home country of N.B.A. phenom Luka Doncic Hardly fops Hardly hopping Hardly quick Hardly swift Heed a speed bump Hit the Brakes Apply quickly, as Hoping for more customers How Danger Radio moves? How Fuel moves on "Something Like Human" Heed a playlist entry from the Beatles or Selena Gomez Highway motto. Heeded a flagman Hare, vis-â-vis tortoise Highway division nearest the shoulder How a snail does things How to start a czardas How the tortoise beat the hare