Letter H 119750–120000

How some pizzas are made How some specialty items are made How some suits are made How some things are made How you like "Have some respect!" Hangover cause Harbor alert Honk the horn Horn beep Horn note Horn sound, in a children's book Horny sound? ___ Hall, shortest Harlem Globetrotter Horn honker Horn player Horn player, essentially Horn-honker Horn blowers Horn players Horn-users, say HAVING cogs Having protrusions, as gears having a tooth or teeth having teeth especially of a certain number or type Hard, protective layer covering a molar, say Hors d'oeuvre stabber Hors d'oeuvre holders HAZEL, parasitic plant on having or showing numerous, large, or prominent teeth having or showing prominent teeth Hirt's activity Honk a horn. Hit the horn on a subcompact Hamlet's "___ solid flesh" Hamlet's flesh. Harbor sounds Highway hellos Hits a bicycle horn Honks from horns Honks the horn Horn blasts Horn emanations Horn honks Hornblower's output Hoffman comedy Hoffman film: 1982 Hoffman hit "How many licks does it take ... ?" treat How many licks does it take ... candies Horn player's asset? [Hey! The light turned green!] Hit of the 1920's. "__ Hat" (Berlin musical) Highest point reached Halter, for instance Hard or big Hat for Astaire Hat or banana High notes of the voice. Highest-grossing movie of 1986 Highest-ranked Honcho's place Hoodie or sweater highest point or part Hitchcock espionage film Hitchcock film of '69 Hitchcock film that has uncredited appearances by Fidel Castro and Che Guevara Hitchcock film, 1969 Hitchcock thriller of 1969 How about a ___ ring for half off! ... Head into humor Head of Chiquita? Highest fruit on the stalk. High officialdom. High officials. Highest-ranking personnel Hanna-Barbera feline Hanna-Barbera feline of the 1960s Headline for a late concrete company executive? Head honcho at a kennel? Head honcho, or a hint to the starred answers Highest price, and what five Down answers have Have a few barley pops Have a few too many Have a large quantity of liquor Have two too many Hit the bottle and then some Hit the bottle hard Hoist a few brewskis Hoist more than a few Had a few too many Had more than a few Headwear in Bombay Hunter's helmet helmet pith sun Headgear for hot countries. Headgear worn by tropical troops. Home of some Jayhawkers He couldn't pass the bar He fails to pass the bar He's three sheets to the wind Heavy tipplers Has a few too many Hoists a few too many *Highly sought-after charter captain Highest rank or level: hyph. Highest ranking: Colloq. Hit BBC show Highest-grossing film of 1986 Hot pilot Hebrew drum Headgear for Frosty Headpiece worn with tails Headwear for Zatanna or Mr. Peanut Headgear that may collapse Headwear for Mr. Peanut and Scrooge McDuck Headwear with tails Hell-like place. Hellish place of punishment Hellish places. Highest accolades Hebrew drums Hat for a sahib Hat of a kind. Headgear seen in India Hindu helmet helmet Pith Hot ___ (edgy retail chain) he had been thinking about the subject for several years Hot and sultry How medicinal creams are applied Hitting the bottle "Hit Parade" group Head post Household cleaner brand headdress consisting of a decorative ribbon or bow worn in the hair Hair balls? Hairstyles commonly paired with undercuts Hair buns often worn high on the head "Headless Body in ___ Bar" (sensational New York Post headline) headline; be the main focus of a newspaper story High-grade executive. High point of a sailboat race? High point of the "Bounty" High spar. High supports High supports on a ship Hardest to reach, maybe Highest of all Hiker's map, briefly Hiker's map, casually Hiker's map, for short He played Tevye Hit the max Hat for Cosmo? Hat for formal occasions Hat, so to speak Hopalong Cassidy's horse Hats for some Caruso fans High-END, as merchandise Holding the dominant position, chart-wise Hall of Fame pop group The Four __, and last of this puzzle theme's five anagrams Halters and bandeaus Halters and tubes Highest in quality: Colloq. Highest level of classified information Highly classified Hush-hush, and a hint to the starred answers' starts Highly classified information Highest ranked, as a tourney entrant Head of the ticket Hits #1 "Hit Parade" list. Highlights collection, maybe Highly ranked group Hit list? ... or a hint to the sum of the starred answers' starts Hot spot for songs Hit lists? "Here comes the doozy" Hot-dogger's challenge Hotdogger's dare How pages in chapters in books are read Hit parade contents Hit parade lineup Hat for a chef Hat for the McKenzie brothers Hat on a Chef Boyardee can Hat whose number of pleats supposedly represent how many ways its wearer can cook an egg Hat worn by Kellogg's character Snap Headwear for a chef High-hatter's wear? "High __" (Anderson play) "High ___" (Maxwell Anderson play) "High ___" on the Hudson. "High ___": Anderson "High ___": M. Anderson "High ___," M. Anderson play "High ___," by Maxwell Anderson. "High" place in a play HIGH crag High craggy hill High craggy hills. High rock pile High rocky hill High, rocky ridge Home of the Raptors, on scoreboards ___ Hedberg, Swedish dramatist hartebeest East African Hebraic law Hebrew Bible segment Hebrew body of law Hebrew book of law. Hebrew for "law" Hebrew holy text Hebrew law Hebrew precept. Hebrew school reading Hebrew scripture Hebrew scriptures Hebrew scroll Hebrew teachings Hebrew word for "instruction" Hebrew word for "law" Hebrew's Pentateuch Hebrew-school text Holy Ark's contents Holy Hebrew scroll Holy Jewish scroll Holy ark contents Holy scroll Holy scroll at a synagogue Holy scroll of Judaism Holy text in Hebrew Holy scrolls Hartbeests. Hartebeests Hebrew laws. Handheld burning light High light of Statue of Liberty. Highest part of Lady Liberty Highest part of the Statue of Liberty Human ___ (Fantastic Four character) Hispanic performers. Hollywood's Marta. Horn dodger Heroes of the arenas. Horsemen painted by Picasso How some things are laid How things may be laid