Letter H 35250–35500

Honeycakes Hole produced by a rolled-up Washington? High-pressure policy abroad Hong Kong currency Home for Barbie, maybe Human form toys "Hello" girl. "Here You Come Again" crooner Her first film was "9 to 5" Hello-girl et al. Heavy heart Historic mission in San Francisco. Hogwarts' first High Inquisitor __ Umbridge ___ Haze (title character in "Lolita") Hard Rock Stadium gridder Hardly a rocket scientist Hardly the rocket scientist He's not a Mensa candidate Highest Alp entirely in Switzerland. Hollywood's DeLuise Highest taxonomic rank HILL, rounded summit of Hagia Sophia feature Half ___ (Yosemite attraction) Hemisphere Hemisphere shape Hemispherical roof Hemispherical vault High point of St Peter's Basilica Houston sight. Houston stadium innovation "Help a girl out!" Having a circular roof. Having a rotunda. Having a rounded roof Having an arched roof. Hemispherically roofed Hemispherical computer add-on? Heads, slangily Heads: Colloq. Hemispherical roofs High points of St. Peter. HOUSEHOLD affairs HOUSEHOLD servant Home-based Home-grown. Home-loving. Housekeeper, e.g. House cat, e.g. Homing pigeon, e.g. homeliness Household servants Home economics Houses: Lat. House or home Has power over Have control over Hold sway over have dominance or the power to defeat over Held sway Has control over. He played Uncle Junior on "The Sopranos" Half mask Half-mask worn at masquerades. Half masks Hooded cloaks worn at masquerades. Home, in old Rome Home: Lat. "House of Lies" actor Cheadle Hall-of-Famer Drysdale Hawaii's Ho Head of a syndicate Henley of The Eagles Henley, once of The Eagles High-ranking Mafioso Hit instructor Ho from Hawaii Ho from Honolulu Ho of Hawaii Ho or Giovanni Ho or Knotts Ho, for one Hockey commentator Cherry Hockey maven Cherry ___ Herbert, TV's Mr. Wizard Honorific of Spain Hoofer O'Connor Huey Duck's uncle He wrote "Great Days": 1979 He debuted in "The Little Wise Hen" He goes pantless in shorts He's usually seen in a sailor suit and cap--but no pants Huey, Dewey and Louie's toon uncle His pen name is Richard Stark He said "Everything in life is luck" Hollywood's telephone inventor. He played Mr. Chips He played Parnell He portrayed Mr. Chips He was Mr. Chips Help a fund drive Help out a thrift shop Help the cause Help with money, perhaps Helped a cause Helped a cause, say Helped the cause, say His bronze "David" graces the Bargello Hat-passer's quest Hence, in Harfleur "Hotel For Dogs" star "Hotel Rwanda" Oscar nominee He lost out to Jamie Foxx for Best Actor of 2004 He wore this clue's number, which the Dodgers retired Half-baked twice? Having a clean plate He's got the gift Heart recipient, e.g. Heart-transplant patient Heart-transplant patient, e.g. Hospital, often Heavy Irish tweed Handled beautifully Hostess sweet with a hole Ho Half a doorbell sound He gave New York City its first charter, 1686. He played Robbie Douglas on "My Three Sons" 'Hawaiian Favorites' singer Hawaiian attraction Hawaiian crooner Hawaiian entertainer Hawaiian entertainment legend Hawaiian legend Hawaiian singer Hawaiian singer with many 1960s-'70s TV guest appearances Hawaiian singing legend Hawaiian singing star Hawaiian warbler Hawaiian who sang "Pearly Shells" He often sang wearing a lei He sang 'Tiny Bubbles' He sang the theme song to "Aloha, Scooby-Doo!" He sings lays with a lei His 1967 Christmas album contained the track "Mele Kalikimaka", as you'd expect His backup group was once the Aliis Honolulu-born "E Lei Ka Lei Lei" singer Honolulu-born entertainer Honolulu-born jet pilot who became a pop singer Honolulu-born jet pilot/pop singer Honolulu-born singer Hawaiian singer known for "Tiny Bubbles" Howard Stern rival heavily fortified central tower of a castle Head smack sound Hit on the head, in slang "Hee-haw!" horse relative Hit song from "The Firefly" Holyfield-Lewis fight promoter He appeared in 6 Disney films He portrayed a deputy who was allowed to carry only one bullet "Hot Stuff" singer Summer HHS's Shalala Haraway who wrote "A Cyborg Manifesto" Hollywood actress Reed. High-priced designer wear "Heaven Knows" singer "Hot Stuff" singer "Holy Sonnets" author. "Holy Sonnets" poet "Holy Sonnets" poet John "Holy Sonnets" writer "Hope springs eternal" writer He said, "No man is an island . . . " He wrote " . . . for whom the bell tolls" He wrote "Devotions" He wrote "Go and Catch a Falling Star." He wrote the line "Death, thou shalt die" Historic party He sang with Alan, Jay, Merrill, Wayne, and Jimmy He's belligerent Heated argument Half of a brother-sister act "__ harm": Hippocratic Oath principle "___ harm" (Hippocratic oath admonition) "___ harm" (Hippocratic principle) "___ harm" (medical maxim) -- harm (be innocuous) ___ harm (be benign) ___ harm to (leave be) Heart source Honored alumni, usually "Hard pass" Head of Office of Strategic Services. Heading on a blackboard assignment Henley and Was Ho and Johnson Ho and Juan Hockey commentator Cherry and namesakes He coached 526 NFL games He coached the only 17-0 season in NFL history Huey Lewis "___ need no credit card to ride this train" "Have a tough day?" answer HANG TOUGH "Hope to see you again soon!" "Hope you'll return soon!" Hold off on starting He (1960) "Ha! Good one!" Have the rhythm down pat Hitchikers guide ..advice "Hey, be serious!" Half an etiquette list Half of all advice? Heading on a list of actions to avoid Holdup victim's plea How men can become the letter N? Have no patience for falderal "Hands off, Pine Tree State!" "Have at least SOME fun, huh?" Hole-some treat? Hole-y treat Holey dessert Homer Simpson's delight Hole grain food? Head of the Corleone family He produced Bonnie Raitt's "Nick of Time" Hickey lead-in Hickey preceder Hickey starter "Hit" band with "Jesus Is Just Alright" "Howdy ___ Show" of old TV Heidi ___ (sister of a famous marionette) Howdy ___ of TV Howdy's surname Homer Simpson's persona "__ Howser, M.D." He said, "Th' Dimmycratic party ain't on speakin' terms with itsilf." Higgins's fair lady Higgins's pupil in elocution Hardly a happy ending Hopeless outcome Headed for the Styx Heading to a bad end Heading to the finish? Habit of incessantly reading bad news online, and what's happening in the circles Half of a Nabisco shortbread name Heroine of Exmoor Hatch, essentially Hinged entrance