Letter H 115750–116000

He's a dick Hercule Poirot, e.g., for short Hero of hard-boiled fiction Hi-__: shoe brand hunter Clue Heineken brand named for a Mexican city Hardware expert Hardware pro Hardware repairer Hardware-selling industry Hi-___ (digitally modern) Hi-___ (like some electronic devices) Hi-___ (very advanced) Hi-___ (very modern) High-__ (super-sophisticated) High-___ (cutting-edge) High-___ (space-age) High-___ (state-of-the-art) High-___ (very modern) Home of a "ramblin' wreck." He's into gadgets Helper after a crash Hardware experts Helpful group on-line House music variety House relative Hardware and software pros Help desk employees, for short Help desk pros Help desk staffers, usually Help desk workers Help-desk staffers Helpers after crashes Hammer or Spade types Hammett characters Hawkshaws Hired sleuths, slangily "Hazel" cartoonist Key "Hazel" drawer Key "How I Met Your Mother" character "How I Met Your Mother" guy "How I Met Your Mother" protagonist "How I Met Your Mother" role HST beat him in '48 HST beat him in 1948 HST opponent in '48 Hall of Fame pitcher Lyons Hall of Famer Williams Hall-of-Famer Williams Hazel creator Key He anonymously donates a wing to a hospital but then tells everyone about it, much to Larry's chagrin, on {/Curb Your Enthusiasm/} He played Sam on "Cheers" He played opposite Shelley He shared an "Excellent Adventure" He was Rose Kennedy's youngest He went on an excellent adventure with Bill He's opposite Dave Healy who created the Three Stooges Heath nickname Heath of England Hit 2012 film with a talking stuffed bear Hit 2012 movie featuring a stuffed bear Hitter Kluszewski. Hockeyist Lindsay Home run swatter Williams Host Allen of TV's "Chopped" House member Lieu from California Hughes or Turner Hughes or Williams Husing of radio Husing of radio days Husing or Mack. Husing or Williams. Hyannis Port name Hyannisport name ___ Hughes, former British poet laureate Host of Food Network's "Chopped" Hay spreader Hay spreading machine Hay-spreading machine Hay drying machines Hay spreaders Hay-spreading machines Hardly dangerous bear Harmless bear He's to the left of Abe, at Rushmore Huggable bear He had wives named Edith and Alice Hymn of ancient origin. Hymn of praise to God Hymns of gratitude Hymns of thanksgiving Ho-humness Humdrum stuff He played newsman Baxter Headline after Kennedy gave up on his presidential run? "Hazel" creator Key et al. Hay-spreading chaps? Heath and Nugent Hughes and Cruz Hughes and Kennedy Hughes and Koppel Husing and Weems Husing, Lewis, and Williams. He put the T in TBS "Heartaches" bandleader Home plate shape, in baseball Hanes purchase, informally Hee's forerunner Help for a driver Hitter's prop Hogan accessory. Holdup for a driver? Hole beginning Hole opener Hole start Hole's opening Hole's start Hole's starting point Hole-opening device? help for person Hardly calm, with "off" His-and-hers concert souvenir? Hardly a guffaw [How coy and flirty I am!] Have a lot of, with "with" Has a great population "Happy Days" extra "Happy Days" type "Harold ___" (old comic strip) "High School Musical" extra Harold of the comics Harold of comic strip fame. Harold of old comics Harold of the funnies Henry Aldrich, for one High school attendee High school freshman, most likely High school freshman, usually High school junior, usually High school or college freshman, usually High school senior, normally High school senior, typically High school senior, usually High school soph, e.g. High school soph, most likely High school student High school student, age-wise High school student, usually High schooler, most likely High schooler, often High schooler, probably High schooler, typically High schooler, usually High-school grad, e.g. High-school kid High-school pupil High-school student High-schooler High-schooler, age-wise High-schooler, e.g. High-schooler, typically High-schooler, usually Holden Caulfield, for one Hop-goer Hop-goer of old Huge fan of One Direction, e.g. (um, obvs, they r a.ma.zing) Heart-wrenching #1 song of 1960 Hilary Swank Oscar role High school infatuation High school student, e.g. Hormonally active type High schoolers, usually High-schoolers "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix" feature High school student, informally High schoolers Harry Styles, e.g. Half a pair meaning mighty small Half a pair meaning "very small" Half of a pair meaning very small Hardest to see, perhaps Hit reality TV series spun off from "16 and Pregnant" "Happy Days" extras H.S. students Hannah Montana fans Happy, carefree years. Harry Potter and friends, in book three High school age. High school crowd High school kids High school years High schoolers, mostly High schoolers, typically High-school ages High-school students High-school years High-schoolers, usually Hunger Games competitors *High schooler's intuition? Harder to discern Harder to see without squinting Hardest to make out High schoolers' jargon "High-school marriage" Hard to detect Heroes in a Cartoon Network series Hard to read, perhaps Hard to see, maybe Hit a drive Hit one's drive Hit ones's drive Hide-covered home Home for Powhatan Home made with buffalo skin, maybe Home of a brave Home of a brave (var.) Home on the range (Var.) Home on the reservation House of skin Hide quarters Holders of reservations? Homes of the bison hunters. Homes on the range (var.) Homes with smoke flaps Handful of golfers? Handouts at some conferences Hipster's tops Hole starters Homecoming giveaways Half a playground unit? Half of a seesaw? Have trouble balancing Hen's lack Henhouse rarities Henhouse rarity Have canines introduce themselves Heed medical advice, perhaps Household letters. Hurdle before spring break, literally? Head & Shoulders rival HONDURAS capital (Cent. Amer.) Honduras' capital Home of the Azadi Tower Hardly a roar High-pitched laugh Had a few snickers? High laughs Historic meeting place, 1943. Historic meeting place, December 1943.