Letter H 126500–126750

Heir list Humorist Rogers Her "My Ántonia" was published in 1918 Heavyweight champ before Dempsey He wrote "The Reformation." Historian from Mass. having a will as specified Headstrong metalworker? "How ___ marry . . . ? Heir's pastime? Hesitant thought Hayes's Vice President Highway ad sign Highway sight, formally? Historian who wrote "Of Plymouth Plantation" He helped Paul Revere alert the Minutemen He played Uncle Charley on "My Three Sons" He wrote "The Souls of Black Folk": 1903 He bested Van Buren He wrote "original plays" by Shakespeare. He's on the $500 bill He's on the 500 dollar bill He was also called "the Silent." Husband of Mary II He wrote "Moral Philosophy." His statue is on top of Philadelphia City Hall [1 coulomb per second] He said "Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom": 2 wds. "Hitting is fifty percent above the shoulders"; "I work for 26 million Texans" He went "where no man has gone before" Homer #521 *He shot at a piece of fruit [Hint] Apple off the head "Hobo music" singer Boxcar ___ He "hit 'em where they ain't" *He hit 660 He won the Kentuck Derby four times He speaks for Lester Hopin' favor is bestowed? Home of Mountain St. volunteers? Has no chance of working Hard-to-find shade giver? He's determined He's got clout Harry's brother Heir-splitting documents Heir-splitting papers? Heirs' documents Helen Moody's middle name. Hairstylist's question? Herbert Frahm Having no regard for one's wishes. Helplessly; inevitably Horse picked at random? Hanna-Barbera cartoon wife, nee Slaghoople "Home Improvement" neighbor Head of O. D. M. Hoops great Chamberlain Hoops legend Chamberlain Humidity React to Handles pressure badly Handles pressure poorly Hoops Hall of Fame nickname Hoopster's moniker Host of the internet series TableTop Hardly the heroic type Human cream puff headdress of cloth Hardly he-men Hardly macho group Hardly macho men Hardly macho types Hardly brave Hardly forceful HOLD the field Half a situation Have the best time Have the best time, say He won the Gold Medal in skating Hit 21, say Hit the big one Hit the lottery Have a runaway victory He who flinches. HAMPSHIRE county council office Harmattan, e.g. Hobie Cat need Hurricane product Hot air dispenser? Hiding place for hunters who shoot the breeze? Heat index counterpart How one might feel after a sprint High break in a mountain range Highlands weakling holland sight Hitchcock's "Rear ___" Homeowner's extreme reaction to a hailstorm? Hairless patches on pelts Harnessed energy source Hayfield feature Hayfield heaps. Holder of a rubber blade Hosiery items for a blustery fall? Herman Wouk novel, with "The" House of Elizabeth II Historic Berkshire edifice. Haboob, for one Hurricane-prone part of a structure? "___ hath drowned more men than the sea": Thomas Fuller Half of a dinner pairing Hock or sack Hock, for instance. Hungary's "Bull's Blood," notably Homer's epithet for the sea. Holder of reds and whites Household item usually stored upside down Hebrew proverb that explains how to extract this puzzle's hidden word Handout in a fine restaurant Holder for bottles in a cellar Hue close to garnet Hock and port Hock and sack How do you like them apples? Hall of Fame outfielder Dave or actor Paul Hockey player who should be good along the boards Hospital extension having wings or as if having wings of a specified kind Hockey scorer, often Hockey positions having no wings or vestigial wings Hand-tightened fastener Hand-tightened hardware Hand-tightened fasteners Hockey action phrase Half a blink How to improve the world anywhere? Having lost every game Hoping for victory #1 Home on the road, perhaps Hundred Acre Wood name Hundred Acre Wood resident, familiarly Hundred Acre Woods name His sightseeing, road-hogging grandmother _____ Gogh Hitting the jackpot Hot spell? Home of the CFL's Blue Bombers Home of the Jets He separates the wheat from the chaff He sifts Hardly a teetotaler He brown-bags it Heavy tippler Habitual drinker found on the street, slangily Has the best time, say Hits a jackpot, perhaps Homer in a museum Homer of the "Gulf Stream" painting. Homer the artist Having a childlike charm Has the last laugh Honored name of our time. Home to Wake Forest U. Hibernation season for most bears Hiemal period High season in Hawaii Holly time Herb of 1909? Home of the Romanovs. Home of Rollins College Hibernal Hiemal Having no downside Having a bouquet, maybe Having a fermented quality Having a taste of the grape He passed his hands over the soft cloth Help the dish washer Help the dishwasher, perhaps Help with the dishes, in a way Hors d'oeuvre: cheese that puts you in a food coma? Headlight accessory, sometimes Handy cleaners Helps do the dishes Hanger material Hay, hot or high ender Hidden bug Hidden listening device Hidden mic Hidden microphone Hidden mike, slangily Hidden transmitter Hide a mike on High ___ at the circus. High or live item Hook up electronically Hookup electronically Horse race finish Horse race finish line Hot-__ (start without a key) Having cable TV Hid a mike on High on amphetamines High on caffeine High-tech magazine Highly caffeinated Hooked up electrically Hopped up on coffee Hopped-up on coffee having a stiff wiry outer coat of hair Having no cord Hub for headlines Hidden mikes Hidden mikes, slangily Hides a mike on Heavy-duty fastener Hides surveillance in a hamburger? "Honesty is the first chapter in the book of ___": Thomas Jefferson "Healthy, wealthy" follower Having a lot of life experience, maybe Healthy, wealthy partner Having sound judgment Having good judgment Highly prudent He knows all the answers. How one retreats from rutting moose? He who "grows angry slowly." He knows it all Harder to fool Having an edge in experience Having learned a lesson Having learned a tough lesson Having learned from experience Having learned things How many people are after learning experiences Hardly ignorant of Heart's desire. Horse for a beggar. Hypothetical horse have a desire for Hoped for something earnestly Horses in an iffy proverb Hope to get Hoping for a winning lottery ticket? "Hate to break the bad news, but ..." "Having Wonderful Time," to music. Harold Rome's card Hardly decisive Handful of hay Handful of straw Hay handful Harder to make out, as smoke