Letter H
Higher bunk-bed berth
Higher in position
Higher in status
Higher of two
Higher one
Higher one of two
___ House (Canadian Senate)
___ hand (advantage)
___ house (Senate, e.g.)
higher in place or position
higher or highest in physical position, wealth, rank, or status
High society: Colloq.
High-society, metaphorically
*High stadium tier
High stadium section
Handlebar spot
Historic part of Germany
Highest set of notes a singer can reach
Half of a full set of dentures
Hold aloft
Hoist into the air
Honest shortstop?
Honky-tonk instruments
Having stood, to Whitman
Hard direction to paddle
Hard to paddle to
Harvest carrots
Harvest, perhaps
How to harvest a carrot
HAPPY times
Half of an elevator man's life.
Happy moments
Happy moods
Happy states
High Times At all
High periods
Higher-___ (superiors)
Highs
Hikes, as prices
high-points, after winning the lottery John was on enjoying an up in his life
High-end, as a neighborhood
Having a cow
Having kittens
Horse that defeated Man o' War.
Hotmacs
Hot sauce, to some stomachs
High ceiling, so to speak
Higher part
How the answers to this puzzle's starred clues all appear
He might have a package for you
Haughtily aloof: Colloq.
Home to many Haudenosaunee
High rises
Hairstyle that usually involves clips or pins
Having a bouncy, jazzy beat
Higher in position or direction
Hours of operation
Hours spent working
"He's __ no good"
Having reached
How some have had it
He won the Pulitzer for Novel the same year that Thornton won for Drama
His "Oil!" was the basis for "There Will Be Blood"
He wrote "The Jungle"
"High-five, dude"
Having a good vantage point
Having a good view
High-five call before "down low"
High-five invitation
High-five request
Happy financial news
Headed for the top
hesitant utterance used to fill gaps in talking
HIGH blood urea, muscle weakness and drowsiness, condition of
Horseshoe-shaped bar.
Horseshoe-shaped track
Historical Russian region
Home for Zhivago
Huge lizard.
Her symbol is staff and globe.
Her symbols, a globe and staff.
Hypothetical man of a planet.
Heaviest natural element
Heaviest naturally occurring element
HEAVEN (comb. form)
Heaven: Prefix
Heavenly intro?
Heavenly opener
Heavenly opening
Heavenly prefix
Heavenly start
Heavenly, in combos
Heavens: Comb. form
HECATONCHEIRES, father of the
HUNDRED-handed monsters, father of the
HYPERION, father of
Heavenly discovery of 1781
Heavenly octet member
Herschel discovered it
Herschel discovery of 1781
Herschel's discovery
Husband of Gaea
Honshu city, suburb of Tokyo.
Heavily-trafficked area, informally
Hip-hop magazine
HUD part
Hardly pastoral
Hardly rural
Having a downtown vibe
Hip-hop radio format
Home of the Illini
Home of the University of Illinois Arboretum
Home to about 4 in 5 Americans, per the census
Hardly a yokel
High-rise resident
High-population areas (more often found after "ex-" or "sub-")
Heavily populated areas
Heavily populated areas, informally
High-rise locales
High-rise locales, briefly
Heraldic anagram for rude
Hindi cousin
Hindi relative
Hindustani dialect.
Hindustani language
Hindustani tongue
heraldic line pattern
Harold ___, Manhattan Project scientist
Harold the chemist
Heavy hydrogen discoverer
Honoré d'___
Hard-to-control desire
Hard-to-control impulse
Hard-to-ignore impulse
Hard-to-resist desire
Hard-to-resist feeling
Hard-to-resist impulse
Hard-to-resist thing
Hard-to-resist yen
Hasten (with "on").
hard to resist feeling
Highly time-sensitive
How ASAP
His forte is to exhort
"Hope ever ___ on."—Tibullus.
Hard-to-control impulses
Hard-to-ignore impulses
Hard-to-resist impulses
Hastens (on).
Historic Swiss canton
Home of the N.C.A.A.'s Rhody the Ram, for short
Home of the Rams of the Atlantic 10 Conf.
Home to Tell
Hater of David, in Dickens
Heap of fiction
Heep
Heep of fiction
Heep created by Dickens
Heep in "David Copperfield"
Heep in a Dickens story
Heep in a book
Heep of "David Copperfield"
Heep of Dickens
Heep of Dickensiana
Heep of books
Heep of lit class
Heep of literature
Heep of trouble?
Hittite betrayed by David.
Hittite in David's army
Horrid Heep
Husband of Bathsheba
Husband to Bathsheba
___ Heep ("David Copperfield" sycophant)
___ Heep (British rock band)
___ Heep (Dickens character)
___ Heep (Dickens villain)
___ Heep (hard rockers)
___ Heep (rock band)
___ Heep, "David Copperfield" antagonist
___ Heep, David Copperfield rival
Heep and others
He played Tanna and Spenser
Hebraic archangel
Hebrew archangel
Hebrew ceremonial item.
Hebrew sacred objects.
High priest's appurtenance, mentioned in Exodus.
He wrote "Battle Cry": 1953
He wrote "Battle Cry."
He wrote "Exodus"
He wrote "The Angry Hills"
"Howdy ho, Winslows!" speaker of 1990s TV
He had a cool alter ego named Stefan
High-water pants wearer on TV
His catchphrase was "Did I do that?"
"http" often begins one
Healthcare.gov, for one
Hi-tech address
Hi-tech bookmark
High-tech address
High-tech navigation aid
Hit from Bing
Home page address, e.g.
Homepage address
Homepage info
Hot-linked address
Hot-linked thing
Hovering over underlined text may reveal one
Http is part of it
Hyperlinked address
Hyperlinked item, often
Hyperlinked thing
___ hijacking, another term for "typosquatting"
http Address that begins with
http follower
http:// address
http://usatoday.com, e.g.
http://womeninstem.org, for instance
http://word-games.pogo.com, e.g.
http://www thing
http://www.grandprix.com, e.g.
http://www.latimes.com, e.g.
http://www.myspace.com, e.g.
http://www.slate.com is one
http://www.time.com, e.g.
http://www.usatoday.com, e.g.
http://www.whitehouse.gov, for example
http://www.yahoo.com, e.g.
https://bigten.org, e.g.
https://www.whitehouse.gov, e.g.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ, for one
https://xwordsbyaladee.blogspot.com, e.g.
Hit-list items
Hits from engines
Hyperlinked addresses
https://pflag.org and https://www.out.com
Heavy planter
Holder of a "leaf-fringed legend," to Keats
Holder of ashes
Holder of cherished ashes
Holder of cremains
Holder of funerary ashes
Homophone for earn
Hookah component
Hookah part
Hot chocolate dispenser
Hot coffee server
Hot drink dispenser
Hot liquid holder
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