Letter H 114250–114500

Haitian rum "He ain't heavy" didn't apply to this president -- -Hartley Act Half of the name of a certain law. Hartley's cosponsor He became Chief Justice after serving as president He established the Department of Labor in 1913 He swore in Herbert Hoover He swore in Hoover He was nicknamed "Big Chief" Head of Federal Council of Churches. Heaviest President Heaviest U.S. President Heavy-set U.S. president Heftiest president Hefty chief justice Helen ___, 27th president's first lady (1909-13) His memorial is a carillon. Hotel in "The Graduate" Housing bill sponsor. ___-Hartley Act (law governing labor unions) Hanger in a clothing shop Hash attachment Hide-and-seek alternative Hit with spray paint ___ Heuer ___ Heuer (Swiss watch brand) Heartburn medicine brand Heavy paper used for posters Held accountable for He makes you "it" Handhold strap in cars. Hindu poet, Nobel Prize winner, 1913. Hanging tatter. Hits with a graffiti signature Home-shopping opportunity Homeowner's clearance House-cleaning event Household downsizing event Handles as a duo Head back to base after a ball is caught, in softball High-calorie paste Hummus paste Home of Faa'a International Airport Home to Faa'a International Airport Home to the communes of Punaauia, Paea, and Fa'a'a Heavenly Mountain Resort lake High-altitude Western lake Home to the Sugar Bowl and Heavenly ski resorts Honeymooner's lake in the West Himalayan wild goat. Himalayan goats Himalayan wild goats Half a bar order Half a certain cocktail Half a cocktail name Half a martial art Half a tropical drink Half of a rum cocktail Hong Kong singer Samuel Head alternative Head opposite Head's opposite Horndog's pursuit Horse's "fly swatter" Horse's fly-swatter Hound, or part of a hound Hound... or hound feature Human embryo feature that's gone by birth HAVING caudal appendage Hind site? Hold a parking lot party Highway pests He chalks things up He handles suits He has vested interests He hems but doesn't haw? He keeps one in stitches He may suit you He might suit you He suits people He suits the customer He suits you He takes things in He'll leave you in stitches His work is fitting His work is habit forming Helpers of the ill-suited? Hem alterers "Heads I win, ___ you lose" Half of all flips Heads flipped Heads or ___. Heads' alternative Helpful breeze for a pilot Help from behind Helpful boost to an aircraft in flight He wrote "Voyage aux Pyrénées" Hippolyte ____: French critic Hippolyte of France Hippolyte, the philosopher-critic Historian Hippolyte Historian Hippolyte (hidden in SANTA INES) Historian Hippolyte Adolphe. Hispaniola people Hint of scandal "Higher" singer Cruz Home of the Bangka Lungshan Temple Home of the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall Home of the world's tallest building, 2004-10 Honey possums of Australia. Home of Acer Home of Nationals pitcher Chien-Ming Wang Home of Yankees pitcher Chien-Ming Wang Home of the world's largest semiconductor producer Home to the Mikado pheasant Head-hunter in mountains of Formosa. Hindi for "crown" Hotel chain with an Indian theme Historic palace in Agra Have the desired effect Help oneself to Help yourself to Hot ___ (bit of ragebait, perhaps) Hot thing online ___-home final ___ hard look at Have lower priority than Have a financial setback Have a major financial setback Have a rest period Have coffee, maybe Handle the roasting "Huddle up and catch your breath, team" "Hit another one," in golf Hold one's ground on an important issue Hope for a homer, maybe Heed wisely: Colloq. phrase. Have cumulative negative effects Have a sudden change in quality Have a breather Horse Trader of the Month's reward? He played Sulu on "Star Trek" He sat in front of Nimoy and Shatner He was Sulu on "Star Trek" "Here you go" "Here, I don't want this" "Here, you have this" Heed a playlist entry from the Eagles "How do I get this food to the table?" response? How a shepherd can transport small items? Haggler's comeuppance Hobson's option Hobson's words Has a detrimental effect *Have a meal at noon, perhaps Have a midday meal *Hozier song with the lyric "I'll worship like a dog at the shrine of your lies" "Have another handful of candy!" "Help yourself, there's plenty left!" "___ Heart," 1936 song Henny Youngman plea Highly impressed with How the unappreciated rock collector felt? Have a tailor-made rest? Having started, as a new hobby Have as a work holiday "Here ... try a sample" Handout sign Hardly a giver He accepts a bet He receives Hole up, perhaps Has as its capacity Hollywood editor's stock Helps a magician Has a little drink? Holds firm against opposition Has cumulative negative effects Heads off in the incorrect direction Handles a situation without getting flustered Has a service break? Has an afternoon break Has an afternoon meal Has an afternoon snack Has an afternoon snack, in Britain Has coffee, say Have a 4 p.m. break, in Britain Have a Bath break Have a break at 4:00, say Have a break, in Britain Have a light snack in the afternoon Have an Earl Grey break Have an afternoon break, perhaps Have an afternoon snack Have some afternoon refreshment Have a short break "How do ya like them apples!" How to get buns of steel? Handle pressure HEIST: Act 2, Introduction Hit it off with Head for skid row? Himalayan bovid Having an adverse effect Handling personal business, perhaps He beat Botvinnik in 1960 He defeated Botvinnik in 1960 He said "If playing chess were made illegal by law, I would become an outlaw" He said "To play for a draw, at any rate with white, is to some degree a crime against chess." Hindu cymbal Hindu dancer's cymbals. Houston Astros president Smith HINDU divorce law HERMES, winged shoes of Hermes shoes winged Hermes' anklewear. Hermes' winged sandals. Hermes' winged shoes. He built the USS Constitution. Hand chalk material Hand-chalk material Household powder Hydrous magnesium silicate "How's your Johnson & Johnson stock?" answer? Hard-to-believe story Hawthorne creation Hawthorne offering Hawthorne product Hoary story Hoffman product Hoffmann creation Hoffmann offering Hoffmann product He's unpopular in school. Having a flair for Having a gift Having a knack Having a natural skill Having natural ability Having special ability. Having star potential H. P. Lovecraft output Hawthorne offerings Hawthorne's "Tanglewood ___." Hawthorne's "Twice-Told ___" Hawthorne's were told twice Hoffman's specialties Hoffmann offerings Hoffmann products.