Letter H 128000–128250

Himalayan that you probably wouldn't want to pet Himalayan track maker Himalayan with a thick coat Himalayas inhabitant, perhaps Himalayas legend Himalayas sighting Himilayan creature Hirsute Himalayan apparition Hirsute Himalayan humanoid of myth Hirsute legend Hirsute mystery man How do we know he's really Abominable? Hulking Himalayan Hulking Himalayan legend Hulking Himalayan of legend Humanoid cryptid Humanoid of legend Hydro Flask competitor Hairy Himalayan hominids Hairy Himalayan humanoids Hairy cryptids Hairy humanoids Hard-to-photograph Himalayans? Himalalyln legends Himalayan abominations Himalayan apparitions Himalayan beings Himalayan creatures Himalayan creatures, supposedly Himalayan cryptids Himalayan giants Himalayan hazards Himalayan heavies? Himalayan humanoids Himalayan legends Himalayan mysteries Himalayan mythical figures Himalayan sightings Himalayans of legend Himalayn legends Hirsute Himalayan humanoids Hirsute humanoids Horror-inducing Himalayans Hedge bush Hickory alternative Hedgerow trees Hedges, perhaps Homophone of "use" HOKKAIDO island formerly Hanna-Barbera reptile Hebrew language Hebrew language spin-off Harvest output How much does this savings certificate pay annually? Hollered uncle Heeds the red triangle Hero of Persian myth. Half a Chinese symbol Half a cosmic whole Half of a Chinese pair Half of a Chinese symbol Half of a Chinese symbol for dualism Half of a familiar Chinese duo Half of an eternal balance Half of the tai chi symbol Hip-hop's __ Yang Twins Havanese's bark [Hey human, I'm down here!] Horrified cry "Holy cow! This could be bad!" He preceded Shimon in office He shared a Peace Prize with Yasir Half a Japanese tree Half a perfume oil Hawaii has hundreds Harvests: Abbr. Hydrocarbon type: Suffix Healthy Kids Day sponsor Hit by the band that did "Macho Man" Hit for the Village People Hit from the 1978 disco album "Cruisin'" Hit of 1978 Hit single from the 1978 album "Cruisin'" Hit song from the 1978 disco album "Cruisin' " Hit song from the Village People Hit song from the Village People album "Cruisin'" Hit song literally hinted at by the answers to the starred clues Hit song of 1978-79 Hit song of 1979 Hit song that starts, "Young man, there's no need to feel down" Hit using the arms? Home of many men. hit song Disco dancer type Hangouts with pools and gyms Homes for some rec leagues Hoodlum, in Hampshire "Hi" in the hood He appears in five of the six "Star Wars" films He fought Darth Sidious He spends his final years on Dagobah He spent his last years on the swamp planet of Dagobah He taught Luke He was exiled to Dagobah His duel with Palpatine wrecked the Senate Rotunda His dying words were "There is another ... Skywalker ..." His planet of exile is Dagobah Heidi's holler High air? High tune High-pitched singing? High-pitched song High-range song, in more ways than one Hillbilly falsetto. Holler in the hills Hit a lot of high notes Hillbilly falsetto singer. High-range singers? Hits a high note? Hits high notes in high places 'Hood greeting HINDU ascetism HINDU exercises HINDU philosophy, system of HINDU religious philosophy HINDU system of philosophical meditation Hatha follower Hatha or Bikram Hatha-___ Health club class Health-club class Hindu Discipline Hindu ascetic practice. Hindu ascetic system. Hindu asceticism Hindu discipline with poses Hindu exercise discipline Hindu mental discipline. Hindu method of exercise and discipline Hindu mystic practice. Hindu mystic system. Hindu philosophical system. Hindu philosophical system/philosophy Hindu physical and mental exercises Hindu school Hindu self-discipline Hindu's contortions Hindu-inspired exercise Hinduism Home stretches? How some rockers relax Hatha and Bikram, for two Hatha and others Hindu disciplines Hatha to Ashtanga? Hindu ascetic: Var. Health-food favorite Hall of Famer Berra Hall-of-Famer Berra Hanna-Barbera bear Hatha practitioner He caught Don's 1956 World Series perfect game He caught Don's perfect game He caught Don's perfect game in the 1956 World Series He caught for Whitey He plays for Casey. He was elected to the Hall of Fame the same year as Sandy He's flexible He's smarter than the average bear He's third behind Mickey and Babe in career World Series home runs Headache for Ranger Smith Hindu expert in spiritual discipline Hindu meditator Hall of Fame baseballer with many "isms" He caught Don Larsen's perfect game He caught Don Larsen's perfecto He caught a perfect World Series game He said "It ain't over till it's over" He said "It ain't over until it's over." Hathavidya practitioner Hatha practitioners Hindu exercisers Hindu gurus Hindu meditators Heads of Olympic Games in a Mongolian tent for breakfast (6) Healthful breakfast Heigh, there! High-seas cry HYKE Hearty laugh (Var.) Harness fitting Harness for oxen Harness frame Harness the oxen Hitch to a Plow Hitch together Hitch, as oxen Hook together Harness connecting a pair of oxen Harnessed in tandem Harnessed the oxen Harnessed, as oxen Harnessed, as to a plow. Hitched in the field Hitched like a draft animal Hitched to the plow Hitched to the wagon Hitched together, as oxen Hitched, as oxen Hooked up, as oxen Hardly Mr. Sophisticated Hee Haw fan, perhaps Harness maker, of sorts Harnesses for oxen, or burdens carried Harnesses for plow teams Hooks up, in a way harness bars Harnesses a Woolf? Half of the couple on the iconic Rolling Stone cover of 1/22/81 Her name can be touch-typed with just the right hand Her name literally means "ocean child" Highest rank in sumo Highest rank in sumo wrestling Humpty Dumpty's heart? Hollandaise sauce ingredients Having an unusually large yellow part Having more yellow than usual "Here goes nothing" hashtag "Here goes nothing," initially Hashtag popularized by "The Motto" Hebrew "day" Hebrew Day Actress Hebrew for "day" _____ Hazikaron (Israel's national day of remembrance) Hebrew fast day Holy day in Tishri "Hither" partner Hardly hither Hither and -- Hither companion Hither' s companion Hither's companion Hither's counterpart Hither's opposite He of "a lean and hungry look" "Hoo" header "Hoo" lead-in "__-hoo! Over here!" "___-hoo!" ("Hello!") "___-hoo!" ("Hey, over here!") '-- -hoo!' ('Hey!')