Letter H
"Henry V" opener
H-hour, theatrically
Half of "Guys and Dolls"
Half of "Waiting for Godot"
Hart's story
Heading on a playbill
Heading on some CliffsNotes passages
"Hamilton" conclusion
Half of "Hamilton"
Half of "Rent"
Half of a musical second
Heart of a Shakespearean work
Have a cast credit for
Have a role
Hold a part of?
Histrionic skill
Histrionicism.
histrionics
having a radiate form, like a starfish
having a radiate form, as a sea anemone or starfish
HEAT radiation measuring instrument
He was warned that the district attorney would process him
horsepower
Hybrid video game genre
"Hamlet" part that opens with Claudius, Gertrude, Rosencrantz, and Guildenstern
Heal
Hearten
Hands-on
Hard-working
Hardly idle
Hectic
humoursome
hyperactive
Hobbies and such
Hobbies, e.g.
hoper
hive of industry
home industry
"Hurry or you'll miss out!"
Hard-sell phrase
Hard-sell urging
How
Hurricane or flood
Hurricane or tornado
Heartfelt donation, e.g.
Have effect.
He said "All power corrupts . . . "
Heed, as advice
Historian Lord
Hockeyist Keith
Hart book
Hollywood profession
Hal Holbrook or Howard Hesseman, e.g.
Ham or Shakespearean
Ham or bad
Ham, e.g.
Ham, for example
Ham, for one
Ham, perhaps
Hamm or Bacon
Hanks or Irons
Hanks or Pitt e.g.
Hardy or Holland
Harrison or Grant.
He cries on cue
He gets credits
He may deliver an aside
He may have a coach
He may play a part
He might be in a cast
He might play the sticks
He's not himself
He's not himself today
He's rarely himself
Hero or heavy.
His parts may be funny or sad
Histrio
Histrion
Holbrook, for one.
Holden or Wayne.
Hollywood type
Hudson or Grant.
Human ham
Hollywood joe jape? (Beginning)
Hollywood multitasker
Harrison and Ford
Heavies, for example.
Heavies, juveniles, etc.
Histrions
Hollywood labor groups
Hunt and Peck
Harvey Fierstein, when playing Edna Turnblad?
Hayes or Harding
Hayes or Taylor
Helen Hayes.
Helen Hunt or Holly Hunter, e.g.
Hepburn or Hepburn
Heroine
Hunt and Hunter
Hunt and Hunter, for two
"Hadestown" has two
"Hair" parts
"Hamilton" divisions
"Hamlet" divisions
"Hamlet" fifths
"Hamlet" five
"Hamlet" fivesome
"Hamlet" has five
"Hamlet" has five of them
"Hamlet" parts
"Hamlet" quintet
"Hedda Gabler" has four
Ham bits
Hamlet is in 5.
Hams it up
Has a part on stage
Has a part to play
Has a role
Has a supporting role, say
Has an effect (on).
Has an onstage role
Headings in a playbill
House output
House products
Has no accomplices
Has no help
Has the role of
Has a part of?
Hurricanes and tornadoes, in insurance policies
Hurricanes and tornados, in legal documents
Has influence over
Heeds, as advice
Hard -- follow
Honest to goodness!
Honest-to-God
Honest-to-goodness
humorous word for truth
historicity
honest truth
He works on tables
Handle
He initiates
"Hamlet" conclusion
"Hamlet" finale.
"Hamlet"'s conclusion
Having a point.
Having a sharp point
Having a sting.
Honda's luxury automotive brand
High-end Honda
High-end Honda division
High-end division of Honda
Honda brand
Honda division
Honda high-end brand
Honda line
Honda line since 1986
Honda luxury brand
Honda luxury car
Honda luxury line
Honda luxury marque
Honda make
Honda product
Honda racing model
Honda subdivision
Honda subsidiary
Honda's luxury brand
Honda's luxury division
Honda's luxury line
Honda's luxury marque
Honda's upscale auto
Honda's upscale brand
Honda's upscale line
Honda's upscale make
Honda-made luxury vehicle
High-end Hondas
Honda luxury cars
Hairpin in ancient Rome.
Hairpin of Roman matrons.
Having a point: Bot.
Hardly obtuse
Highly perceptive
Highly sensitive
having or experiencing a rapid onset and short but severe course
Hospital specialty
Heavily
How devastating insults are felt
How one with good eyesight sees things
Hovercraft, for short
Handbill
Harem Room
Helen Hayes role in "Airport"
Heroine in "The Piano"
Heroine of "Bleak House."
Heroine of "The Piano"
High-level computer language
Historian Palmer
Holly Hunter in "The Piano"
Holly Hunter role
Holly's role in "The Piano"
Home of Ohio Northern U.
Home to Ohio Northern University
Hugo-nominated novelist Palmer
Huxtable
Huxtable or Rehan
Huxtable the Pulitzer winner
Hardly scads
"Haste makes waste" or "He who hesitates is lost"
"Haste makes waste" or, paradoxically, "He who hesitates is lost"
"Haste makes waste", e.g.
"Haste makes waste," for one
"He who hesitates is lost," e.g.
"Honesty is the best policy," e.g.
"Honey catches more flies than vinegar," e.g.
"Haste makes waste" et al.
Having a slow beat
How "Moon River" is played
Hittite wife of Esau.
" _Håfa ____ " (Chamorro greeting)
Hero of Irish love song.
Hero of Irish song.
Hero upon whom the John Wayne film "Hellfighters" is loosely based
Heroic firefighter Red
Heroic fireman Red
Houston fireman Red
Hood's minstrel
He was slain by Mordecai's men (Es. ix-8).
"Happy Gilmore" actor Sandler
"House of Gucci" actor Driver
"___ / Had 'em" (classic two-line poem about fleas)
"___ had 'em."—On the Antiquity of Microbes (world's shortest poem).
He bit into forbidden fruit, according to Genesis
He gave up a rib in Genesis
He lost paradise
Half of the first couple
He "Raised a Cain"
He "gave names to all cattle, and to the fowl of the air"
He "had 'em", per the poem "Fleas"
He could give a first-person account
He got here first
He got ribbed
He had no mother
He has an apple named after him
He helped raise Cain
He lived 930 years.
He lived in Eden
He lived with Eve
He named all creatures.
He once lived in a garden
He raised Cain
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