Letter H 112250–112500

Has to sell Headline after a market crash Headline of #26,212 (Oct. 30, 1929) Help for depressed investor? Hoard pastry on Wall Street? Heavy and compact Heavy set Heavyset HEAVY solid food Heavy filling food Heavy, filling food, in Soho heavy and filling food Heavy (of food) Heavy and filling Hip's opposite Hardly a Cuban Hardly a Havana Hardly the best smoke Havana? No Hobo's accouterment Humidor cheapie Humidor fill Heavy boot Howard the Duck prop Hard to arouse Hard to be moved Hard to reach, in a way Hard to read, facially Hard to startle Hard to stir Hard-boiled Hard-to-move type Hard-to-read type Hardboiled to a degree Hardly effusive Hardly emotional Hardly the emotional type Hardly the screaming type Having a stiff upper lip Hard to read, in a way He brought Dracula to life He was supposedly instrumental in Christianizing Norway "How the Grinch ___ Christmas" Helped oneself, illegally Hijacked "Hot," as loot Hot (Sl.) Hot stone cracked around lake Hot, as goods Hot, in a sense Hot, to a hood Hot oil, say? Hot video game system? Henderson specialty Heist movie getaway vehicle, often Haul, in a bad way *Heisted Hershey's treats? High fashion accessories. Her feast day is Jul. 11 Hard to excite Having little emotion Headline about the theft of German bread? Hole in those nasty anti-smoking images Have no ___ for (dislike) Her mascot displayed front cover once Hospital suction device Having a mouth Having tiny openings, as leaves Heavy-footed dance Heavy-footed dance of jazz era. Hectic dance. Heavy-footed dancers Hangouts you visit often Heavy-footed dances Hail unit Hard age? Hard-heart material Harlan Fiske ___. Harlan Fiske or Lucy Harlan or Ezra Harlan or Irving Hawthorne's "The Great ___ Face" He wrote "Love Is Eternal" He wrote "Lust for Life" Hearth material Hopscotch marker Hopscotch object Hopscotch piece Hard rock variety found in gardens or jewelry shops Hunter-gatherer period Hand axes, e.g. His work is monumental *High on weed (... letters 6-8) High on pot High on something other than life High on weed High or drunk Highly influenced? high on drugs Horace who moved the Giants Horace of the Giants. He cuts, shapes and builds Hard place for tourists to find near Atlanta? Historic seat for coronations in the United Kingdom Hard name in the news? Habitual high achiever? Harold or Kumar He who is without sin? High achiever High fellow His work is the pits Habitual pot smokers Heavy marijuana users, in slang Heavy weed smokers, in slang High achievers? High bunch High rollers, perhaps? "Honky Tonk Women" band, for short "Honky Tonk Women" rockers, with "the" Hail units Harlan and Lucy Holder of Commandments Historic inn commemorated during Pride Month, as suggested by this puzzle's border answers Held things up Hindered big-time Heavy, nonporous pottery High-fired pottery hard kind of pottery fired at a very high temperature Hangout for some chiselers Harsh: Var. Harder to till, in a way Hurling rocks Heavy artillery fire: Mil. slang. Hard as granite Hard on the feet, as a beach Hard to go barefoot on Hard to plow, perhaps Honored the anthem Honored the flag Had no peers Held to a course Held firm He "feeds" a comedian. Henchman: Colloq. Howard, Fine or Howard Howard, Howard or Fine Howard, Howard and Fine Happy hour seat Happy-hour patron's perch Happy-hour perch Hassack have a bowel movement He rats to the cops His singing might result in a hit Happy hour seats Hunches over "Hold everything!" "Honey, no ..." Halt, and also a word that precedes 1A Halting Jane's Addiction song? Halting Jon Butcher Axis song? Heed a red Highway injunction. Highway junction sign Hold, enough! Hole in a flute Hotel, say Huxley's "Time Must Have a ____" "His face could ___ clock" Heavy traffic Heed, as a red light horizontal layer ore Halting, as rush-hour traffic "He stole my purse!" "He's getting away!" Halt like a streaker? Halt hastily Halts and interruptions. Halted for a brief stay Halts or pauses Heeds a red alert Heeds a red light Heeds a roadblock Highway respites Hits the brake Holes in wind instruments. Halts abruptly *Hit the brake: infielder Halter, of a sort Has excellent brakes Halts newspaper production Holds up a newspaper for revised headlines Halted: Poet. Hold for a news flash! Holding company's offering? Having a decent shelf life Hard disk's function Housing of goods Hold, e.g. Hold supplies Hardware in a cattle shed? Hoarders, by a gentler name Having a history Having a tale to tell Having legendary associations Historically famous. Hearst and others? Hans Andersen's forte. Hawthorne products Horizontal building sections. Heir's airlift. Hera turned Antigone into one Heron's relatives Halle Berry role in 2000's "X-Men" Halle Berry superhero role Halle Berry's "X-Men" character Halle Berry's "X-Men" role Heavy snowfall. High point in last act of "Porgy." High-wind producer Hurricane or blizzard Hurricane or typhoon Hurricane, e.g. Hurricane, for one Held up by weather. Highly controversial figure. Householder's concern. Hailed, say Hurricanes and blizzards Hurricanes and typhoons Hurricanes, e.g. Hurricane zone Hailing, say Hardly harmonious "Have a Blustery Birthday!" mailing? Home of the University of Connecticut. "Hansel and Gretel," for one House level Housing level Happy conclusion to many fairy tales Holy-water basin Hardy, in the Highlands Had a bad at-bat Hearty draft pick Hearty pint Heavy brew, and a clue to this puzzle's theme Having a heavier build Hammerstein-Romberg song Heavy-bodied brews Hat worn by Abraham Lincoln