Letter H 19000–19250

HIGH mountain (Scot.) HORSERADISH tree produce HORSERADISH, fruit of HUD director Carson HUD secretary Carson Half a frozen-dessert duo Half an ice cream team Half of a dessert duo Half of an ice cream duo Han and Leia's son Harrison, to friends Hawaii Gov. Cayetano He He was "always running here and there," according to a No. 1 hit song He won an Oscar for playing Mohandas He's a Hur He's a reel rat He's big overseas He's really a Hur Hebrew for "son" Hebrew word meaning "son of" Hecht Hecht of Hogan. Hecht or Hogan Him that's a Hur? Hogan in the World Golf Hall of Fame Hogan of golf Hogan or Crenshaw Hogan or Franklin Hogan or Hecht Hogan who was among the first inductees into the World Golf Hall of Fame Hogan. Hollywood's Stiller Horror film with rats Hoss and Little Joe's dad Hoss' dad Hoss' father Hoss's dad Hoss's father, on 1960's-70's TV Hoss's pa Hur or Franklin Hur or Kenobi Hur title hill Scottish words Hut of Guiana HINDU city Hindu holy city Hindu sacred city. Hindus' Holy City, now called Varanasi Holy City of the Hindus. Holy Indian city. Holy city in India. Holy city of India. Headland, west side of Red Sea. "Hit Me With Your Best Shot" singer Pat "Hit Me with Your Best Shot" singer His #5 was retired by the Cincinnati Reds *Heckler from the dugout Heckler in a dugout Heckler in the dugout Humorist who wrote the Oscar-winning short "How to Sleep", and a member of the Algonquin Round Table Hunch over Hangover's cause Having drinks Hairpin turns, e.g. Has cocktails Highly flexible Highly flexible, as wire strips Have some drinks Half of N.B. His first tweet ended "I bless all of you from my heart" Herder having the nature of a benefactor HAVING good effect on HOLDER of church living HOLDER of living holder Health insurance, etc. Health insurance, paid time off, etc. Having characteristics of a big British bell or founding father Franklin? Halle Berry's ex, crooner Eric He originated the line "Bury my heart at Wounded Knee" He pitted Satan vs. Webster He wrote "John Brown's Body" He wrote "The Devil and Daniel Webster." He wrote "The Last Circle." He wrote "They Burned the Books." He wrote "Thirteen O'clock." He wrote "Western Star" Historic town near Mt. Vesuvius. He's buried in Philadelphia heavy corded fabric, esp silk with woollen or cotton cord Heat rub product Head of Mapai party in Israel. Hall of Fame golfer He won the US Open in 1950, a year after a near-fatal car crash Hero of 1880 novel. Heston film Heston film with a chariot race Heston title role Heston, Charlton film Help with a big favor, say How to improve the world everywhere? *Harmless (Miss!) Hibachi-style restaurant chain Home of the Kingdom of Dahomey, today Hitler's jackal. His holiday is March 21 in Mexico HUPHAM, father of Harrison or Netanyahu He said, "Little strokes fell great oaks." Hundred-dollar bills, in slang HEMLOCK poison herb European History making dirty thirties Prime Minister Highest mountain in the British Isles Highest peak in Great Britain Highest point in Great Britain. He drew laughs from his "Well!" Hew drew laughs from his "Well!" Hill of British comedy Hill often seen chasing hot young woman Hill on British TV Hope contemporary His show's theme song was "Yakety Sax" Hecht and Hogan Hecht and Hur. Hecht and Vereen Hecht, Hogan, etc. Hogan and Blue Hogan and Hecht Hogan and Hur. Hogan and Vereen Hogan et al. Hur and others Half of a cigarette? __ & Hedges: British smoke ___ & Hedges He played Ferris Bueller's droning economics teacher He played an economics teacher in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" (10,9) He was Ferris's economics teacher He was nominated for the 2004 Worst Actor Razzie for five different movies, but lost to George W. Bush HOMOSEXUAL (sl.) Having a kink, maybe Having an angle Having one's heart set (on) Heath Hell-___ (determined) Hunched Hunched (over) he had a special knack for getting into trouble High-dollar luxury car "Homestead" artist Helped out by doing something not normally allowed Half of a German car brand HYDROCARBON, white "How can I ___ assistance?" 'How may I -- service?' Have suspicions about Have business hours Have no mascots left? Hero of epic poem. Hero of oldest English epic. High-school English reading "Hold your horses!" Harlequin in "Pagliacci." "Hold your head high!" Hand down Hand down to heirs hand on Heir due? Harangues Hamite Having suffered a loss of one's near and dear one having recently lost a close friend or relative through death HEADGEAR? Hat I wore when I was an Army Ranger Hat associated with France Hat associated with painters Hat for Pierre Hat for a Basque Hat for a French artist Hat for a Special Forces soldier Hat for a military specialist Hat for a stereotypical beatnik Hat for some painters Hat for un artiste Hat in Montmartre. Hat often worn by mimes Hat painted by Renoir Hat style. Hat worn by Che Hat worn by Che Guevara in a famous portrait Hat worn in Paris Headwear for Picasso Headwear in a Prince hit Headwear in iconic Che posters Henri's cap Henri's hat Henri's headgear Hipster fashion staple hat French hat French words Hats for Che Guevara and Dizzy Gillespie Hats for artistes Hats for painters and Panthers Head wear Headgear for Special Forces members Headpieces Hardwicke's co-star. Hazard in the North Atlantic Hazard of northern seas Hazard of the North Atlantic. Hazard on northern seas Helmsman's headache Huge chunk of ice Huge ice chunk Huge mass of ice Hull hazard hazard Arctic Ocean arm hazard Shipping container HORDALAND county town, chief (Nor.) Hackensack's county He wasn't the dummy of the act Habitats for some seals Hazards at sea. Hazards of northern seas High main drifters? Hull hazards Haddock hemdurgan Half a disease Half a rice diet disease Half a sailor's disease Head of Soviet secret police, 1938-53 HEBER, father of "Hang on for a sec" "Hold on a sec" He played Finch in "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" He played himself in "Broadway Danny Rose" and "Pee-wee's Big Adventure" He played the Palace He said, "A good wife always forgives her husband when she's wrong" He said, "You can lead a man to Congress, but you can't make him think" His theme song was "Near You" "He IS American music," per Kern "Heat Wave" composer He wrote "Always" He wrote "God Bless America" Home of the Bundestag Home to Museum Island