Letter H 126250–126500

Home, to Fala Hero on a charger Hero who comes to the rescue Hostile takeover alternative Handy evidence of being frightened? How a journalist satisfied his debts? Hawaiian wedding accessory? Harmless deception Harmless distortion Hinterland spirits HBO resort-based anthology drama, with "The" Hot dog option Highway line marker's supply "Hip-hop" song of 1967 He's always late Half the laundry? Hot-water laundry load "Here I Go Again" band 'Here I Go Again' group Having the least colour Hunter's prey, sometimes *Highly antioxidant beverage Hummingbird named for the color of its tail feathers Hall of Famer Ford who pitched for the Yankees He wore this clue's number, which the Cardinals retired Highest mountain in the continental United States Highest peak in U. S. Hairdo for experts? "Halt, __ goes there?" "Have I met her?" "Horton Hears a __!" "Horton Hears a __!" (Seuss book) "Horton Hears a ___" (Dr. Seuss story) "Horton Hears a ___" (Dr. Seuss tale) "Horton Hears a ___": Seuss "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" character Cindy Lou ___ He's "on first" Health department of U. N. Hit song from "Sunny" Horton heard one "Hey, hold it!" "Hey, stop right there!" "Hey, take it easy!" "Hol' up!" "Hold it, horse!" "Hold it, horses!" "Hold on a minute there!" "Hold on there, tiger!" "Hold on, horse!" "Hold up, horses!" "Hot diggity" Halt! to a stallion Halt, trigger! Halter for a horse Hold-your-horses command Horse stopper Horse's halter Horse-halting cry Horse-halting shout Horse-stopping command Horse-stopping cry Horse-stopping exclamation Horse-stopping shout Horse-stopping word Hold-up phrase? "Have we met?" Host's question about party-crashing musician Blake? "Hold on now, pal" "Hold on ... what's going on here?!" "Hold on there now!" "___ have believed it?" "___ have guessed?!" "___ have thought ..." "___ have thought it?" "___ have thunk it?" Humor quote, part two "He -- ...best": Proverb High-end market, or a punny hint to the starred answers Healthy bread type Hit song from 2000 ... and a hint to 10 symmetrically arranged Across answers Healthful sandwich component Healthful sandwich material High-fiber sandwich exterior Hemingway title pronoun Hemingway's "For __ the Bell Tolls" Hits hard as heck Hooting cry of excitement Hilarious yell. hissing or rushing sound Hit upside the head Hitting-on-the-head sound Humongous untruth Horton heard them "Here lies One ___ Name was writ in Water" (words on Keats's tombstone) "___ Honey Are You?" (Fats Waller hit) Help category for classic comedy bits? "How did this rumor spread?!" "How'd the game turn out?" He answered "In 1971. But ..." Humorous "threat" of retaliation Hair-pulling question "How come I wasn't chosen?" Head-scratching words ... and, phonetically, a feature of the four longest Down answers Heavyweight boxer Dillian "How is it in my best interest?" Home of Cessna, Beechcraft and Learjet Hitman played by Reeves Head of REA. How scoundrels act Hurricane-lamp parts Hard to get around Hard to get around, say Horizontally imposing Huge array How celebs are known How popular people are known Harvard Yard's ___ Library Harvard's __ Library Having no restrictions Having no restrictions (2 words ) Home viewers' HDTV's? Hollywood innovation. Having the greatest breadth Having the greatest scope. Heiress, at times Heiress, often Hairline feature Hairline's midpoint, perhaps Height's companion Halves of some measurements Hamburger's how Hawaiian golf star How to Helmut How, in Berlin How, in Bonn How, in Hamburg How: Ger. How: German. "How are you?" in Bonn. "How do you do," in Germany. Handle and use Handle deftly Handle with dexterity Handle, as a sword Handle, as a tool Held and used. Handling well Handles with authority Handles, as a harpoon Handles, as a sword Hot dog, essentially Hot dog, or a word before "dog" Hotdog^WIENE Hot spot for dogs? Hofbrauhaus dish Hot dog, slangily Hot dog, slangily (var.) Hannah and Her Sisters actress Her two Oscar roles were directed by the same person Hill's successor on "Law & Order" Headline for a story praising golfer Michelle's line of casual shirts? Half of a team Harriet, to Ozzie Nelson Helen roper, to stanley Helen to Menelaus Hillary, to Bill Holly, to David Petraeus Husband's partner Husband's spouse Hubs' counterpart "Hotspot" technology Hi-tech airport connection Hi-tech airport convenience High-tech caf┬Ä offering High-tech hotel amenity High-tech service available at a 'hot spot' Hot spot connection Hot spot convenience Hot spot service Hot-spot offering Hotel amenity that may require a password Hotel amenity that's often password-protected Hotspot connection Hotspot feature Hotspot service Hot spots for hotspots? Hair for a clown Hair on a dummy Hair replacement Hair that's spare Hairpiece with a lace closure, perhaps Halloween costume accessory Halloween costume hair Halloween headpiece Halloween-party purchase, perhaps Head décor Head spread Headgear for an Aaron Judge fan Headgear, modern style. Headpiece often worn by Orthodox Jewish women HEM-stiffening cloth Hair to wear Hairwear Halloween store buys Halloween supplies Headgear à la mode. Headpieces for RuPaul Headpieces for clowns Home that is not a house. Homey of the Lenape tribe? Hogan relatives Homes called "wetu" by the Wampanoag Helpful character in a Nintendo exercise game Hader's costar in "The Skeleton Twins" Hand-held game device Hand-held game devices Handy things in the game world? He played Wesley on "Star Trek: T.N.G." Humorist Shriner HINDU European Half a flying duo He straightened up and flew right Ham radio catchword Ham's "Sure thing" Ham's "consider it done" Ham's affirmative Ham's assent Ham's response Hero of Farquhar's "Constant Couple." Hog ancestor Habitual curfew-breaker, perhaps He wrote "A man cannot be too careful in the choice of his enemies" He wrote "De Profundis." Horned Serengeti sighting Harder to tame He attended the Goethe Festival at Aspen. He wrote "Our Town." He wrote "The Ides of March." He wrote "The Merchant of Yonkers" He wrote "The Skin of Our Teeth" Hikers' favorite. *Hard-to-control blaze Heat lightning Hoped-for safari sighting Harebrained scheme *House of worship known for raucous parties? Heavy gamebirds He forced Otto to resign in 1890 HEINRICH, wife of Heir lines?