Letter H
'-- -hoo!' ('Hey, you!')
'-- -hoo!' ('Psst!' alternative)
'-- -hoo!' (attention-getter)
Half a chocolate drink
Hoo leader?
Hoo starter
Hoo's first?
___-Hoo (chocolate drink)
___-hoo (a call)
___-hoo (chocolate drink brand)
___-hoo (chocolate drink since 1928)
___-hoo (chocolatey drink)
"Hello-o-o-o!"
Holler upon walking in the front door
Headline about declining sales of Nesquik?
"Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" word
Happy golden days of ___
'Hamlet' court jester
Head guy in "Hamlet"?
Head role in "Hamlet"?
His skull appears in "Hamlet"
His skull is exhumed in "Hamlet"
Half of NY
Historic Pennsylvania city
Historic city in Pennsylvania.
Historic walled city in northern England
House involved in the Wars of the Roses
House of the White Rose.
House represented by a white rose
Headingly based cricket team
Hog with erect ears
Historic site of Cornwallis’s 1781 surrender ending the American Revolution
"Hey" alternatives
"Hey, over here!" interjections
"How do you do, fellow kids?" greetings
Hails from Rocky
Hails from Rocky Balboa
High-five go-withs, maybe
Hip-hop greetings
His, modern-style?
Homeboys' howdies
Hood greetings
Half Dome's home
Half Dome's national park
Half Dome's valley
Highest waterfall in US
Home of El Capitan
Home of Mount Lyell
Home of the 1,612-foot Ribbon Falls
"Hare Trigger" antagonist
"Hare Trigger" villain
He debuted in 1945's "Hare Trigger"
He first appeared in the cartoon "Hare Trigger"
Hirohito's father.
"Hurry Up ___" (Football coach)
"Hurry up” ___, at Michigan.
"Hurry-up" Fielding H. ___.
He preceded Bush as U.S. Representative to the U.N.
"Here's lookin' at ___, kid"
"How dare __!"
"__ had one job!"
Homonym of "ewe"
Homophone for ewe
"Ha! It'll take way more than that to stop me!"
Holiday card phrase
"Hey, asshole, go convert from vectors to pixels before stepping up to the plate!"
"___ Have Broadway," 1906 song
"__ Hurry Love"
*Huckster's pitch
"Happy to fill that request!"
Head-shaking comment when boys will be boys
"Heads I win, tails ___"
Heading on an online shopping page
"Hello, ___ Lovers" (song from "The King and I")
Half-grown
Having some growing up to do
How hair dye may make you look
Henry Fonda role
High-school romance, say (fun.)
Hall of Famer Robin of the Milwaukee Brewers
"Hold ___ horses!"
"How I Met ___ Mother"
"___ Heart Is an Empty Room"
"___ Hit Parade"
__ Honor (address for a judge)
*"How may I help?," to a butler
Harris's "I'm O.K., ___ O.K."
"How fortunate!"
Heads-up at a web conference ... or a possible comment about the ends of the starred clues' answers?
Helpful reminder in a Zoom meeting
Hit for Carly Simon
Heart "Who Will ___"
Homophone for the verb use
Hives "Hate to Say I Told ___"
"Have any doubts?"
"___ has no age": Picasso
Hope of the future.
Hostel visitor
___ hostel (inexpensive accommodations)
HAVING characteristics of youth
Hiker's lodging place
"Have a good day!" reply
"Have a good one!" response
"Have a nice day" response, and a literal hint to this puzzle's theme
"Hey, pal, no one's exempt"
"Happy anniversary, ___!"
How one might address a couple
How to address a couple
"Hey bae can't sleep wanna chill?"
Hit song written by Carole King
Hanks comedy
Hanks/Ryan romantic comedy of 1998
Hotel contractor's lure?
How senior citizens address teens?
Holler a down-home goodbye?
Hand-held toy
Holmes and ___
He enrolled in Juilliard at age nine
He has a cello named Petunia
He played "Amazing Grace" in the 2021 inauguration concert
He sits when taking a bow onstage
His cello is named Petunia
His cello is nicknamed "Petunia"
Household helper responsible for string toys?
Handy things that go around the world?
Honi soit qui mal ___.
Historic town of Belgium.
Home to In Flanders Fields Museum
Home of Eastern Michigan University
H.S. mementos
How often one might see a PCP
Hist. book nos.
Hist. class data
History book nos.
Hundreds and hundreds of wks.
Hundreds of wks.
Handbag initials
Handbag monogram
Handbag trigram
Haute couture initials
Haute couture inits.
Haute couture letters
Haute couture monogram
High fashion inits.
High fashion monogram
High-end fashion initials
High-fashion initials
High-fashion inits.
High-fashion monogram
House bought by Gucci in 1999, popularly
High-end fashion accessory, briefly
heading Column
Heavy white powder, in chemistry.
Heavy, insoluble powder.
Home of Chichén Itzá
Hindu ages
HVAR island, mother country of
Hearty "har"
Hearty laugh sound
[Har har!]
Have some good laughs
Heritage river in Canada's north
Home to nearly 600 miles of the Alaska Highway
Hardy-har-hars
Has some laughs
He beat out James, Rock, Kirk, and Laurence for the 1956 Best Actor Oscar
He played Chris in "The Magnificent Seven"
He played Mongkut
He played the "King" opposite Deborah's Anna
He was Dmitri in "The Brothers Karamazov"
Horst's costar in "The Magnificent Seven"
He sings "A Puzzlement."
Happy season.
Ho-ho-ho holiday
Ho-ho-ho time
Ho-ho-holiday time?
Holiday log
Holiday warning?
Holiday burner
Holiday fireplace blazer
Holiday fireplace item
Holiday hearth feature
Holiday hearth item
Holiday tradition
Holiday warmer
Hot Christmas staple
Holiday cakes with swirls
Holiday warmers
Heavy traveling times
Historically Germanic observances
Holiday seasons
Ho-ho-ho season
Holly--festooned library nooks
"How delicious!"
"How tasty!"
Half of a gustatory exclamation.
Happy diners' sounds
Hillbilly's assent
Holly tea used by Indians of southern U. S.
He orbited Earth 314 days before John
Home on the Asian steppes
Humble Mongolian residence, sometimes
Homey of pageant emcees?
Homes for steppe families
Hybrid fruit from East Asia
He once worked for Christian
Hollywood's Mimieux
Haven for lasses: Abbr.
Human rights org. since 1855
"High School Musical" actor Efron
"High School Musical" star Efron
"High School Musical"'s Efron
Hanson drummer
Hanson who is the youngest-ever songwriting Grammy nominee, for co-writing "MMMBop"
Hanson's youngest member
He played Ted in "Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile"
Hugh's "The Greatest Showman" co-star
"HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL" STAR
"High School Musical" actor
He came between James and Millard
Handel's "___ the Priest"
Hardly scrawny
Having a full, shapely figue
Half a crooked course
Half a crooked path
Half a drunken path
Half a slalom segment
Half an S-curve
Half an evasive maneuver
Half an evasive route
Half an upwind sailing route
Half of a stitch
Having an angular outline.
Hershey bar in a red-and-yellow wrapper
Hershey's peanut butter bar
"Hades" protagonist who has no right to be that hot
Horse of uniform dark color.
HANNIBAL, place of defeat of (N.Afr.)
Hannibal's Waterloo, so to speak
Here Hannibal was defeated
Hockey game sight
Hockey rink smoother
Hockley's portrayer in "Titanic"
"Heartburn? Attack it" drug
Harpo Marx, for one
HEAT in microwave oven
Heat for a few seconds
Heat in the microwave oven
Heat leftovers, perhaps
Heat up quickly
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