Letter H 29500–29750

Heat, on the street Heat, so to speak Heat, to a hood holt High-ranking newspaper person "Heard you loud and clear" Heart, in prescriptions Heart, to Hadrian Heart: Anat. Heart: Lat. Horace's heart Harrington, of "The Lingerie Addict" Her Ladyship's given name, on "Downton Abbey" Her name means "maiden" Heroine of "Last of the Mohicans." Heroine of "The Last of the Mohicans." Hanauma Bay material hard substance formed from animal bones hard substance formed from the bones of very small sea animals Healthy maintenance for reefs? Hugo and Nebula Award winner for kids' novella (2003) Hue in a reef Home of the Great Barrier Reef He defeated John L. Sullivan, 1892. He knocked out Sullivan in 1892 He took the title from Sullivan Heavyweight champ of 1892-97 "High School Musical" actor Bleu He played Arnie on "L.A. Law" Heavy string Heavy twine Horsley's "Guns of Paradise" role Heart-shaped Heart-shaped, as leaves Heroine of "King Lear" HEART-stimulating drink Heart-warming. Horsehide leather Hammock holders Hard or apple Hard pineapple part Heart of a Baldwin Heart of a nuclear reactor Heart of an apple Heart or centre Honeycrisp center "Hot House" Grammy-winning pianist Hollowed out, as an apple Hollowed, as an apple Hollowed, as apples Hollowed, in a way Handy kitchen gizmo Hollowing kitchen gadget Hard centers. Hard parts of pineapples Hollow spaces Honesty, kindness or respect, for many people Haim or Feldman Hart or Feldman Hit Parade singer. Haim and Feldman Home to Ionian University Heel-nipping herder Herder from Wales Herding dog breed Herding dog from Wales Herb used with carrot for soup Hollowing out Home of the Blarney stone Helixophile's collection How some spoiled wine tastes "Hee Haw" fodder? "Hee Haw" humor "Hee Haw" jokes, say -home humor HUMOUR (sl.) Hackneyed art Hackneyed humor Hallowe'en confection. Ham's trite offering Hammy comic's output Hard growth on foot Hard growth on the foot Hayseed humor Highly sentimental ideas. Hiker's woe Hokey acting Hokey humor Hokey jokes Hokey jokes, collectively Hokey stuff Hominy, essentially Humor that evokes winces Husky food? Husky subject? hominy humorous material Hicks Hot dog coating at a county fair Hokey bits? Harvest that some farmers are up to their ears in? Hormel discards? HEDGEROW plant Her children were her jewels Home of the Big Red He played Frederic playing hornlike HOLLOW angle enclosed by meeting walls etc. Home plate edge Hot __ (third base) Having nowhere to run Handy shopping spot How I know, Part 3 "Hee Haw" setting Hokey Bloomer? Hominy dish Horizontal molding Hokier Huge name in glass Hen in the oven Hen type Holiday bird Hush puppy ingredient Hush puppy material Hair lines? Hiker's woes Husker's problem. Horn-shaped bone Horn-shaped object Horn-shaped part Horn-shaped structure Horn-shaped thing Horn: L. Horn: Lat. Hornlike part Horn of plenty? He surrendered to Washington in 1787 His surrender at Yorktown helped end the Revolutionary War Hardly sophisticated Hokey Hokey, as a joke Hokey weirdos? Halo around the sun. Halo seen during a solar eclipse Heavenly halo He sought the Seven Cities of Cibola. Haloes about the sun. Halos around the sun HEART, supplying blood to the (of arteries/veins) heart attack Heavenly rings Headline of 1952. Homicide official Homicide officers Head ornament. Headgear for Charles Headgear for a peer Headgear for a prince Headwear for lesser royalty Heraldic figure. He painted "Dance of the Nymphs." He painted "La Danse des Nymphs." He painted "Sens Cathedral" His "Recollection of Mortefontaine" is in the Louvre Holding co. HEREDITAMENT of material objects Having material form having material or physical form or substance HAVING a material body Hallowe'en politician Sheila? Halloween costume, maybe Harry is one in Hitchcock's "The Trouble With Harry" Having a lot to lose? Habeas __ Horse enclosure Horse holder Horse pen Horse-breaking locale Herds together. he guessed right Historic fortress of 1942. "Holy Night" painter Have a mutual connection Have a relationship, whether or not things are just causal for now Hallway Halls He flew the wrong way. Hardly a lost cause Have an acidic effect on Hearts: Anat. Hourglass figure creator Hourglass-figure fashioner Headliner of recent capital controversy. "Harold and Maude" co-star Bud Harold and Maude actor Bud He conquered Montezuma II. He introduced chocolate to Spain He was awarded the title of Marquis of the Valley of Oaxaca HAIR, outer part of Hard outer layer of bone He accompanied Velázquez to Cuba He burned his own ships in 1519 to keep his soldiers from fleeing having bark having rind Headman at the Kentucky Derby. His specialty is sports. He spent more than $30 million on his New Jersey Senate nomination H&M; sister store He sailed with Columbus Howard of TV Howard who announced "Down goes Frazier!" Howard and Emmy Has a friendly chat: Var. High school math subjects Heavy weapon Hit over the head Hit with a blackjack Help in securing a loan Help to get a loan Help to secure a loan, maybe Helps secure a loan Having a friendly chat: Var. Heavenly litter High-energy particle that moves almost as fast as light Humor for serious astronauts H.G. Brown's mag, once He had the "Kavorka" Hearst Corp. mag Hearst mag Hearst mag founded in 1886 Hearst magazine, familiarly Helen Gurley Brown's mag Helen Gurley Brown's vehicle, for short Helen Gurley Brown's headgear? Horsemen of Ukraine and southern Russia famed for their military prowess Haggler's concern Haggler's issue Haggling topic How much to pay He wrote "The Conquerors." Have equal billing. Hepburn, to Tracy Hepburn, to Tracy, often Hope, to Crosby, often Home of San José Hepburn and Tracy, often Hero and villain, perhaps Hope and Crosby, often Having ribs Having ribs, in anatomy