Letter H
Home of the Milad Tower
He catches for Dice-K
Home of Prophet Amos.
Home of the Prophet Amos.
"Hill," in Hebrew place names
Haifa hill
Half an Israeli city?
Hebrew hill
Hill, in Arabic
Hill, in Arabic names.
Hill, in Haifa
Hill, in Hebrew
Hill, in Israel
Hill, in Mideast place names
Hill, in some place names
Hill, to a Syrian
Hill, to an Arab
Home or cell: Abbr.
Hookup for a tenant: Abbr.
Hookup for some tenants: Abbr.
Hospitality biz ending
Hotel room feature: Abbr.
Hyphenated no.
Hebrew word for "hill" often seen in city names
__ Hai: Israeli monument site
___ Hay (Israeli memorial)
Honduran port
Honduran seaport
Honduras seaport
Honduras seaside city
HESIONE, husband of
Hebrew name meaning "Hill of spring"
Home of the newspaper Haaretz
Huawei and Sprint, for short
HDTV component
HDTV part
Head of communications?
Huntley-Brinkley report, for instance.
Home-study vehicle
Having a strong Q Score
Hydraulic device.
HANDSET
Hint to filling in four squares in this puzzle
Hardly evidence that talk is cheap?
Holder of wires along a street
HITTITE god of the fields
HITTITE ruler
High-speed transmitting system
Help for a star witness?
Hubble
Hubble, e.g.
Help for ones seeing stars?
Hope for Haiti Now, e.g.
Home entertainment box
Home entertainment device with a screen
Home entertainment appliance for watching programs
Hindu of low caste
Having a purpose
Having purpose.
"How can you ___?"
He got the point across to his son
Hero of German opera.
Hero of Rossini opera.
Hero of Switzerland.
Hero of opera by Rossini.
Hesitation before betting, e.g.
Hold 'em giveaway
___ Hamoukar, site of a recently discovered 6,000-year-old Syrian city
have an effect that can be clearly seen
hero Swiss A army knife has many
"How can you ___...?" (start of a conundrum)
Humble, in conversation
Harmlessly deceive
Half of a "magic" duo
Hungarian scientist at Los Alamos.
Hydrogen bomb physicist Edward
Handlers of deposits
"Here's what I want to know . . ."
Has effect
Has to say.
Have loose lips
Heart of a Poe poem?
Home entertainment, in Britain.
Hairless "Kojak" star
He played Archer Maggott in "The Dirty Dozen"
Hopkins of "Gimme a Break!"
Historic launch
Half a "for now" term
Help for a while
Helper at crunch time
Helper during crunch time
Here today, gone tomorrow employee
High-season hiree
Holiday hire
Holiday sub
Holiday-season worker
Headquarters of US Airways
Headquarters of the American Federation of Astrologers
Home city of the Arizona Coyotes
Home of A.S.U.
Home of Ariz.'s Sun Devils
Home of Arizona State
Home of Arizona State U.
Home of Arizona State University
Home of Arizona's Sun Devils
Home of Sun Devil Stadium
Home of one of the country's largest state universities
Home of the Sundevils
Home to Arizona State University
Home to Sun Devil Stadium
Home of the Big 12's Sun Devils
Had a workaday job?
Helped out in an office
HARDEN by heating then cooling rapidly
Heat of mind
harden by reheating and cooling in oil
HEAT, measure of
Hardened by heat and cold
Hardened, as steel
Hardens, or softens!
Heat-treats
Hoo-ha or brouhaha
Hole-driller's pattern, e.g.
"Heidi" star: 1937
Her last movie was 1949's 'A Kiss for Corliss'
How fast a song is sung
Here-today employees
Holiday employees, often
Holiday help, perhaps
Holiday part-timers
Holiday-season staffers, for short
Hopping step, in ballet
Has allure.
Holds out bait.
"How swift the moments fly!"
Harnessed oxen
HAND measurement, centimetres approximately equal to
Half a double sawbuck
Half a score ... or a perfect score
Half a score, or a perfect one
Half of a score
Half of a score ... or a perfect score
Half-score
Hamilton
Hamilton -- or half a Jackson
Hamilton bill
Hamilton in a wad
Hamilton is on it
Hamilton portrait setting
Hamilton setting
Hamilton's bill
Hamilton's note
Hamilton's pet number?
Hamilton's place
Hamiltonian bill
Handy bill.
Hang ___ (do a surfing stunt)
Hang ___ (do a surfing trick)
Height in feet of a basketball rim
Helpful blackjack card, maybe
Hemi-score?
Hexadecimal A
High end of many a scale
High end of many scales
High score for a gymnast
Highest Apgar score
Highest Scrabble letter value
Highest Scrabble tile point value
Highest non-face card
Highest number in the lyrics to Beyoncé's "Countdown"
Highest point value for a Scrabble tile
Highest rating on a certain scale
Highest rating, often
Highest score for an Olympic competitor
Highest tile value in Scrabble
Highest value in the Mohs scale
Highest-grossing movie of 1956 (with "The")
Highest-numbered bowling pin
Highish card
Honor card, in bridge.
Hoop height, in feet
Hosiery size.
Hottie, perhaps
Hour for blowing taps
Houston Interstate
How many "Summoner's Tales" Sting told
How many little Indians?
How many tickles it takes to make an octopus laugh?
Hut preceder
Halfway to twenty
Hard to dispute, as a theory
Having a defense
Having a solid premise
Having merit, as a theory
Having some merit
Having support
How good debaters argue
Hand holding, in bridge
High-card combo
High-card combo, in bridge
High-card duo
Highish bridge combo
Highish bridge holding
Honor card combo, in bridge
Honor-card combo, in bridge
holding of two nonconsecutive high cards of a suit, such as the ace and queen
High pairings in bridge
Highly retentive
Halfway between 2300 and 2100
Hour in a nursery rhyme
Hr. some stores open
Holding of land
High-rise occupant
House renters.
Half a Jackson
Hollywood epic, with "The"
Handle the bar
Have a bent
Have a disposition
Have a proclivity
Have an inclination (to)
have care of or look after
Handled the bar
Had a caretaker
having or marked by a strong tendency especially a controversial one
Having a kind nature
Having a kind, gentle, or sentimental nature
Having sentimental nature
Hit song of 1955, with "The"
He fought Leonard twice.
Hamilton's on it
Hamstring, for instance
Hamstring, for one
Hamstring components
Has a proclivity (to)
Has an inclination
Handles some screwdrivers, say
Handle, as chores
Have a propensity for.
Have a preference for
held, in ballet
HOLY Week services
Holy Week candle-snuffing service
Holy Week ceremony
Holy Week service, for Catholics
Housing that cost me $10.10
Human hive.
Habitations of a sort.
Hold: Lat.
Height of a proverbial pole
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