Letter H 117750–118000

Hammer-wielding hero Hammer-wielding love interest of Marvel's Valkyrie Hammered one Hammered superhero? Hammering god He ate eight salmon and an entire ox, then washed that down with three full barrels of mead at one sitting He called Hulk a "friend from work," in a Marvel movie He had a belt of strength He had a hammer He owns an incredible hammer He rode a goat-drawn chariot Heavenly hammerer Hemsworth role Hero from Asgard Hero with a hammer Heyerdahl Heyerdahl Author Heyerdahl of Kon- Tiki fame Heyerdahl of Kon-Tiki. Heyerdahl who wrote "Kon-Tiki" His hammer was Mjolnir His hammer was named Mjolnir His magic belt doubled his strength Hurting like a North deity? Husband of Sif. "Hocus Pocus" actress Birch He wrote "It is life near the bone where it is sweetest" Harvard man who built a cottage for $28.12½. He said, "Simplify, simplify" He said, "The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation." He wrote "All good things are wild and free" He wrote "In wildness is the preservation of the world" He wrote, "Nature is full of genius" His motto was "simplify." Honey locust feature ___ Hall ("Jane Eyre" setting) Harder to solve Heavy gas Hamlet in old England Hamlet of former times Hamlet or village of yore Hamlet: used in names of places. Heyerdahl et al. ___ hammer (Mjolnir) ___ hammer (Viking symbol) ___ hammer (weapon in "The Avengers") _____ Helmet (mythologically named nebula in the constellation Canis Major) He wrote "The Theory of the Leisure Class." Hardy or Wolfe (abbr.) Hardy, for one: Abbr. Heyward, Stone or Nelson, as each signed the Declaration of Independence Huxley's "___ Barren Leaves" "Holier than ___." "How Great ___ Art" Holier than who? Holier-than- -- Hymnbook pronoun "His house is in the village __": Frost Had a different opinion How many assemble at Times Square on New Year's Eve? Home of Orpheus. Homeland of Orpheus Homeland of Spartacus Heavy metal subgenre Heavy-metal subgenre Homeland Security chart listing HAT-trick number Haiku line count Haiku's line count Half a half-dozen Half a sextet Hard-to-make hoops shot Hat trick's goal total Hellman book: 1979 Hour that rhymes with "wee" How March may be written Half a dozen divided by two Hat trick digit How many gumdrops great-grandad could get Hit that could have you slide into Machado Homeowners in a children's story Hearty hurrah Hero's reception Hip, hip, hooray! ... or a hint to this puzzle's theme Having height, width and depth, briefly *Hearty breakfast option Hearty breakfast order Hearty breakfast fare Holiday flora House builders in a kids' story Housebuilders Heroes of 1844. Hat tricks of titles Half a baby split, perhaps Humanoid robot who appears in all nine "Star Wars" episodes, informally Hoop scores from far out How often Peter denied Jesus How often to yell "Rah!" How long the N.C.A.A. basketball tournament lasts Heaved, as a football Hosted a bash Hosted, like a party Hurled a baseball Hurled or tossed Hastily donned How Peter denied Jesus How many times FDR was reelected president How many times London has hosted the Summer Olympics How often Daniel Day-Lewis has won Best Actor Home-team home run, e.g. Historic 1975 boxing match between Ali and Frazier in the Philippines HBO showing of 1975 Hitchcock film, e.g. Hitchcock film, typically Hitchcock productions, for example. Happy places for many adrenaline junkies HELIOS, island sacred to Hemming may clear it "Hot Rats" remixed for vocal producers (7) Homes of swallows? Hoarse, rasping Husky in voice Husky-toned Headache feature Heart follower Heart movement Heart pit-a-pat Heart pulsation Heart quiver Heart____: beloved Hurt like a stubbed toe Hurt, like a headache Hurts like heck Hurts, as some headaches Hurts, like a headache HBO's "Game of __" High order of angels High seats Herd or host Huge turnout Hurl or pitch energetically Host, as a party Hurl; perplex Hurl or lob forcefully hurl through the air Host festivities Host friends, maybe Host lots of friends, say Hunt like a cave man "Hoedown ____" (rhyming "Hannah Montana" song) Hardcore hip-hop performance Hammer ___ (certain summer Olympian) Hurler High chair that's been chucked? *Head rest on a sofa Hardwood floor enhancer Hurl some wigs? Hurl toupees? "Help Me Make It ___ the Night" __-hike (end-to-end trek) Harp sound Hum monotonously High-speed road He stole Thor's hammer. "Hump day" follower: Abbr. Hard landing sound Hard-landing sound Heavy clonk Heavy fall sound Heavy impact sound Heavy landing sound Heavy sound Heavy-landing sound Hitting-the-ground sound Hitting the ground heavily Heavy footsteps Heavy sounds Hitting-the-floor sounds Heavy with a rod Hindi for "swindler" Hired enforcer Hood with a rod Hooligan/Strange/Silo contents (1972) Hired enforcers Hired intimidators Hand digit Handy digit Hitch a lift Hitch a ride Hitcher's digit Hitchhiker identifier Hitchhiker's aid Hitchhiker's beckoner Hitchhiker's digit Hitchhiker's finger Hitchhiker's important digit Hitchhiker's prop. Hitchhiker's signal Hitchhiker's stock in trade. Hitchhiking aid Hitchhiking need Hitching aid Hitching signal Hitching thing Hitching tool Hitchhike / Surf / Show patriotism Hitched a ride Hitchhiker's holiday? Hitchhiking Handheld African musical instrument Hitches, as a ride Hitches, so to speak Hitchhikers' digits Hitchhikers' signalers. Hitchhikes Hitchhikes his way. humans have one of these on each hand Hand gesture of approval Hitchhiking and texting? Hitchhiker's duty? Hitchhiking assessment? Heavy knock Hit with a dull sound Heart-in-throat sounds? Hippos and grasshoppers rallying during a loud storm? Hemispherical arena where "two men enter, one man leaves," in a "Mad Max" film Hit powerfully, as a home run Heavy, muffled sound He wrote "The 13 Clocks." He wrote "The Wonderful O." Hip joint in cattle Hard blow with a flat object Hit with a magazine, say Hit with a paddle heavy striking sound Hard blows Heavy hits Hits with a rubber band, say Hindered or prevented " ... hallowed be __ name" "Hallowed Be ___ Name" (Iron Maiden) "Honor ___ Father" "Honor ___ Father" (Talese novel) "Honor ___ father and . . ." Herb commonly used in coq au vin Herb has heard bird Herb in a Paul Simon title (1966) Herb in a Simon and Garfunkel song Herb in a bouquet garni Herb in a potpie