Letter H 117500–117750

Historic educational center of Paris' Latin Quarter Highest-grossing movie of 1965 Hit film directed by Robert Wise: 1965 Hip-hop magazine with a "Five-Mic albums" rating Historical event of 19th century. He's in a cast Horse-racing sobriquet Hits ___ (is agreeable). Homeland to Americans abroad. "Has It Come to This?" U.K. rapper Hippie phenomenon Hemingway novel: 1926 Hemingway saga Hemingway title Hemingway title, and a hint to a three-letter answer that fits with four stealthy seven-letter answers Hemingway sequel? High branch Harry and Meghan Head of Thermopylae? H.L. Mencken's definition of "democracy," part 1 "Here's what you have to realize ..." Hitchcock opus H. G. Wells sci-fi tale He was heartless Hall of Fame placekicker Lou Groza's apt nickname How I know, Part 2 How the bathroom linens ended up, succinctly Historic structure on the Thames Honesty cannot be concealed forever Henry James story about a mutiny? "Happy Together" band 'Happy Together' group Human Development Report publisher, in brief Highest social class Home to hundreds of millions Host of a record eight Olympic Games as of 2024 "___ human hopes" H. G. Wells sequel? Hit reality show starting in 2011 How the diner knew his fish was filleted He spoke of whether pigs have wings "How I Won __" ('67 film) Historical conflict shortened in title form How much longer? Historian's "How ___ Was Won" (1962 movie) He walked by night, on the radio Horse opera of '60s TV Homo sapiens' cleverness? Herman Wouk bestseller Herman Wouk novel Henry James novel HBO drama set in Baltimore HBO hit, or a hint to the starts of this puzzle's 11-letter answers HBO series HBO show featuring a stickup man named Omar Little Hit HBO series set in Baltimore "___heart shall be called prudent" Hit musical with an "Emerald City Sequence" He was stopped by a silver bullet Headline subject: 1912 Hard-to-define element, or a hint to what can precede each last word in answers to starred clues Hitchcock thriller remade three times "He is; ___ are" "Holy cow! ___ never believe it ..." How jewelers get absolution? Himalayan beast Himalayan of legend How the flock avoided the ax "__ here": "Poltergeist" "___ he-e-ere!" "___ here!" ("Our guests have arrived!") "___ here!" ("Poltergeist" catchphrase) "___ here" (classic line from "Poltergeist") How napkins might be after a fancy dinner Heaven will protect her High-tech home gadget company Hot-weather stat How-hot-it-feels meas. How-hot-it-feels stat. Having sulfur: Prefix Having a voluptuous figure, in Internet slang Hard to cut through having component parts closely crowded together Heavy regional speech pattern having a thick body Husky features How megalopolises are populated He has sticky fingers He has taking ways Household gadget. Hammett's "The ___ Man" Hammett's man Highly diluted Huey Lewis "Walking on a ___ Line" Half-hearted person's diet? Handy "Addams Family" member? Handy helper of the Addams family Helping hand for Morticia Helping hand for the Addams family Hairdo for gadget lovers? Herriot's "All ___ Beautiful" Hazard for skaters Have ambitious goals Have grand ideas Henry VIII, after dieting Headgear for pondering Have in mind: 2 wds. Holds the opinion Hatch, as a scheme How carpaccio is sliced How meat for pho and bulgogi is cut How most cold cuts are cut How prosciutto is sliced How some insults are veiled How some things are disguised How some things are veiled How something may be disguised How something may be veiled How the fact that "The Internship" is just an ad for Google is veiled How the obvious may be disguised Hammett dieter? Hammett whodunit, with "The" Has less to comb having an attraction to sulphur "Hot corner" base "Hot corner." Hank Thompson's usual position. Harmony interval Holiday advice, part 5 Hot corner at Shea Hot corner, in baseball Hot corner arbiter Harsh grilling Harsh interrogation Harsh questioning How a rumor may be heard Half-inning ender Housewarming masquerade -> tailgate <- He, she and it, in grammar He, she or it, in grammar Hardly the best Harmony intervals Helping after seconds Helping for really hungry diners Helping for the very hungry, maybe Helpings after seconds Hockey periods, e.g. Have a craving (for) Have a vehement desire. Hunger, in one sense Hungered partner Has a craving Has a strong desire Has an urgent craving Hardly the picture of innocence? Hot pic posted to fish for likes Half of threescore Half-hour mark Halftime show? Hitchcock's steps Hitchcockian step count Hitchcockian staircase? Half of three days Hit 1980's-90's series "Have you seen ___?" "___ Hour has Seven Days" (old CBC show) "___ House" (1991 hit) Huey Lewis "If ___ Is It" Huey Lewis "If ___ is it, please let me know" "Here's what I'll give you if you'll feed my pet zombie"? "Here's a dude who sees things the right way!" Huffy exclamation H-Hour expression. "Here's what you need to patch up that backbone"? "Here's what you're looking for." Hit love song by Faith Hill "His name is Dick!"? "Have another round - my treat!" Harsh weed? Heraldic emblem of Scotland Hither's partner "However," briefly Having said all that, briefly Howbeit, for short However for short However, casually However, contracted However, in IMs However, in brief However, in poems However, in poesy However, in poetry However, in short However, in short form However, in verse However, lazily However, old style and brief However, old-style and brief However, poetically However, shortly However, to Burns However, to texters However, without "ugh" HYPSIPYLE, father of Hartmann of talk radio He finished 5th in 1948. He polled 139,521 Presidential votes in 1948. He traveled to Tibet. He was called the "Angelic Doctor." His best-known song includes "Thee haughty tyrants ne'er shall tame" Hypothetical name, akin to John Bull. He acquired 1,093 U.S. patents He lit up our life He determined the limit in 1793 He invented the revolving chair. He worked for Robin Masters He wrote "The Magic Mountain" He wrote, "'Tis the last rose of summer, / Left blooming alone" He wrote "Utopia" in an ancient language He said "He that would make his own liberty secure must guard even his enemy from oppression": 2 wds. He wrote "The Web and the Rock." He wrote "The Hound of Heaven" Hunter S. of gonzo journalism Hunter S. of literature He wrote the music for "Four Saints in Three Acts." Hero of 1951 N. L. pennant play-off. Hardly modest swimwear Havaianas shoe, e.g. Head-turning swimwear Hide strips "Hammered" comic-book superhero Halloween costume with a hammer Hammer god Hammer hurler of myth Hammer slammer Hammer thrower of Norse myth Hammer thrower of note Hammer wielder of Norse myth Hammer wielder of myth Hammer-hurling deity Hammer-hurling god Hammer-swinging Norse god Hammer-throwing deity Hammer-toting god Hammer-wielding Avenger Hammer-wielding Marvel hero Hammer-wielding Norse god Hammer-wielding deity Hammer-wielding god