Letter H
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High-stakes gamble, and how the answers with circles can be read
High-stakes gridiron situation, and a feature of eight long puzzle answers
"Hamlet"-"Othello" twin bill?
Hint to this puzzle's theme
Hotel accommodations for two people
"Huh ... what?" reactions
Holiday pay rate, perhaps, and a hint to what can follow each word of each starred answer
Holiday rate, perhaps
Hilton hotel chain
Hilton hotel chain brand known for its signature chocolate chip cookies
Hotel chain operated by Hilton
How to spell "why."
Have a roommate
Highway divider
Harbor suspicions
Have questions about
Have reservations
Have reservations about
Hesitant feeling
Had qualms
Has no faith in
Has reservations
Has suspicions
Holds questionable
Half of a current commercial coverage duo
He called Ike "The best clerk I ever had"
Heisman Trophy winner Flutie
Heisman winner Flutie
Henning of magic
Henning or Flutie
Henning or McClure
Hutchison of "The Green Mile"
Henning further down?
Henning declared Disney's dance a winner!
Help with things you knead?
Homer's temptation
Holes 1, 2 and 3
Hours where you make triple overtime?
Humorous word for "valiant."
having the consistency of dough because of insufficient leavening or improper cooking
"Hitchhiker's Guide" author
Hardly cheerful
Hardly upbeat
Having a cheerless aspect
Having a gloomy outlook
Habitual gloom
Hit with a water balloon, say
Hose users
Hoses down
Hebrew man's name.
Hawk and ___ (DC Comics superhero team)
Hawk's antagonist.
Hawk's antithesis
Hawk's counterpart
Hawk's foe
Hawk's opponent
Hawk's opposite
Holographic image on a Visa card
Holy Spirit symbol
House for pigeons.
Houses for birds.
Herd of cattle in a Delaware city?
Hawks' antitheses
Hawks' foes
Hawks' opposites
He keeps ahead of Jones
Hit song of 1964
"Harvey" character Elwood P. ___
"Harvey" hero
"Harvey" hero Elwood P. __
Headline expected by bears?
Hardly hip
Headless pin
Holder for a toilet paper roll
Held together by a thin wooden pin
Have to __ (pertain to)
HAIR on fruit
Heading for half of crossword clues
How the answer to this goes
How this answer is entered
Holiday advice, part 4
Hardly gentlemanly
How DAD may like his sports and politics?
Having seen better times
He played Chaplin in "Chaplin"
How L.L.Bean prioritizes its winter jacket ads, maybe?
How a Southerner might begin a sentence about how they do things in these parts
High-speed skiing event
Heckler’s plea to someone blocking the view
Historic British street.
Historic street.
Having a grudge
Holding in disfavor
Home buyer's outlay
Homebuyer's outlay
heavy fall of rain
He had "20/20" vision
High, glossy expanses.
Hugh or Churchill
Hugh or Epsom
highland
hilly area
host Hugh French king
HOUSE, in lower floor of
HOUSE, lower floor of
Half a PBS series
How things flow
Here's how!
How a perfect pitch comes ... or a hint to the missing parts of the circled answers
Having no illusions or pretensions
has a straightforward down-to-earth approach to a problem
How some very casual races are timed?
How a close race may go
How some races run
Have less success (than)
hereditament
Hold a stick-up for water?
Hunt for water in an unusual way.
Hunt for water, say
Hunts water
Hymns praising God
Hymn of Thanksgiving.
Honored member
Helen Thomas in the White House press corps, e.g.
Highest-ranking members of a class
". . . however improbable . . ." author
Hackman's "French Connection" role
Hackman's "The French Connection" role
Hackman's role in "The French Connection"
Hackman, in "The French Connection"
His epitaph includes "knight" and "man of letters"
Holmes creator
Holmes's creator
"How ___ do?"
Haughty question
Haughty self-important question
Her husband asked "...?"
Have a siesta
Has a catnap
Heavy-lidded
High 60s
Homeless ones, for short
Homeless ones: Abbr.
Hardly eye-catching
Hardly fascinating
Hardly flashy
Hardly glitzy
Hardly lively
Hardly vibrant
How soldiers may be dressed?
"Hotel Transylvania" nickname
"Hotel Transylvania" vampire, for short
Halloween count, to pals
He's "a part of the band" in "Monster Mash"
Horror film sucker, informally
Horror icon, for short
Horror movie figure, in brief
Horror movie figure, informally
"Harry Potter" antagonist whose name is a constellation
"Harry Potter" name
"Harry Potter" villain Malfoy
Half of fan fiction's Drarry
Harry Potter adversary
Harry Potter enemy Malfoy
Harry Potter foe Malfoy
Harry Potter nemesis
Harry Potter nemesis Malfoy
Harry Potter rival Malfoy
Harry Potter's nemesis
Harry Potter's nemesis Malfoy
Harry Potter's rival
Harry's Hogwarts enemy
Harry's Hogwarts nemesis
Harry's Hogwarts rival
Harry's foil
Harry's foil in Harry Potter
Harry's nemesis at Hogwarts
Harry's rival at Hogwarts
Harry's wizarding foe
Harsh Athenian lawgiver
Harsh Athenian lawmaker
Harsh Lawgiver Ancient
Harsh lawmaker
Historic lawgiver
"Harry Potter" antagonist and namesakes
He sucks a lot
He's a real sucker for horror!
House chiller
He'd rather not serve
He's 1-A.
Heavy-load hauler
Hardly airtight
Having open windows, maybe
HARROW land
HEAVY harrow
Hang behind
Haul behind
Haul clumsily
Haul laboriously
Haul with effort
Have in tow
Heavy coach
Heavy coach with seats on top.
Hindrance for a plane
Ho-hum time
Hot rod contests
Hot rod race
Hot-rod race
Hot-rodders' finales?
Hauled along
hound used to follow an artificial trail of scent in a drag hunt
Healthful mineral from anime?
Hang back: Colloq.
Herb with purplish flowers
Hot-breathed beasts
Hepburn film: 1944
Heavily armed cavalryman.
Hot rod contest
Hot rod event.
Hot rod showdown
Hot rodder in competition.
Hot-rod vehicle
Hot-rod contests.
Hauls without lifting
Heavy harrows.
Hot rodder
Hot-rod car
Hot rods
Hot-rod site
Hot rodders' hangouts
Hair collection spot in a tub
Hole in a bathtub
Hole in a sink
Hole in a tub
Household locale where the Coriolis effect is supposedly observed
Home-building necessity.
"Hotline Bling" artist
He claimed the coast of California for Queen Elizabeth
He has the most Billboard Hot 100 charted singles of any solo act in history
His flagship was the Golden Hind
"Hotline Bling" rapper baking bread?
He's been publicized, eulogized and criticized.
"Hamlet" or "Macbeth," e.g.
"Hamlet" or "Our Town"
"Hiroshima, Mon Amour," for example.
"House," but not "Full House"
Hamlet is one
Harold Pinter's forte
Hellman's "The Children's Hour," e.g.
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