Letter H 37750–38000

___ Haven (city) Home to 1 1/2 billion people Hong Kong is part of it Half of a city in darkness. Helmsman's course Home to Cape Cod and Cape Hatteras Hurricane's landing place, often Home to Cockneys Hams are often seen on it Holiday after Lent Holiday also known as Resurrection Day Holiday close to Passover Holiday featured in the animated film "Hop" Holiday following Lent Holiday found in this puzzle's eight longest answers Holiday honoring Jesu Christi Holiday honoring Jesus Christ Holiday island of Chile? Holiday known for hats Holiday not widely observed by Quakers Holiday of the Resurrection Holiday of the egg hunt Holiday or island Holiday that might include the egg-tapping game tsougrisma Holiday to dye for? Holiday with an egg hunt Holiday with colored eggs Holiday with egg hunts Holiday with ham and eggs Holy Saturday follower Holy Week ender Holy Week finale Holy Week follower Hoppy holiday? Hunt time Hunted items Hunting season? Hat for spring festivities? He's only make-believe Hopping holiday figure Holiday pantomime game? Hidden DVD feature ... which can be found, literally, in the answers to the italicized clues Hidden DVD feature ... which can be found, literally, in the answers to the starred clues Hidden bonus Hidden feature in a computer game or DVD Hidden feature in a video game Hidden feature on a Blu-ray disk, say Hidden goody on a DVD Hidden track on a DVD Holiday goody Holiday hunter's prize (2 words) Hunt object Hunt subject Hunter's object Holiday vegetable recipe Hidden DVD features Hidden bonuses Hidden bonuses in many Marvel films Hidden features in a video game Hidden treasures Holiday fast-breakers Holiday bloom Holiday flower Holiday herb Harriman, for example. Holiday musical Hunters' holidays Hunting times, for kids Holiday dessert? Holiday outing Historical tea-trading company Home of the Latino Walk of Fame, informally Head of Senate Judiciary Committee. Home of Michigan State University Home of Spartan Stadium Home of Michigan State He wrote "Lot's Wife" Home to Nebraska's largest airport Home of Crayola Home of Lafayette College Home of Pennsylvania's Lafayette College Home of maroon-and-white Leopards Heads toward the dawn. Home of New York's Museum Mile How Fogg traveled How the Ganges flows How latitude lines run How latitudes run How lines of latitude run "Ha! Got any other brain busters?" "Hey baby, there ain't no ___ way out" "Hey, back off!" "Hey, relax!" "Hey, slow it down!" "Hold on there, cowboy!" Hardly a challenge Hardly brow-furrowing Hardly challenging Hardly difficult Hardly taxing Hassle-free Hopper film "_____ Rider" How some take it How some things come and go? Hardly a course of study? Hardly a tough course Hardly challenging course High mark requiring low effort High mark with low Effort High mark, little effort required Hit radio comedy about a bridge-playing couple Hard-to-fail classes Helpful courses for underachievers Half of a carefree phrase Half of carefree phrase Hustler's reward Hardly strict with Hardly a head-scratcher Highway billboard words Hardly a dangerous batter Highway of opulence Hyper-gullible type "Hey, hold your horses!" "Have some food!" "Have some!" "He was a bold man that first ___ an oyster."—Swift. Have a meal, perhaps HAVE A SNACK Haas's "___ to Win" Halt a hunger strike Hass's "___ to Win" Have Hainanese chicken rice, say Have a bagel, maybe Have a bagel, perhaps Have a beef? Have a bowl of chicken adobo, for example Have a date Have a date, say Have a hamburger Have a heart, say? Have a hero Have a hero, say? Have a hot dog Have a little lamb Have a little something Have a meal or snack Have a nosh Have a picnic. Have a piece of cake Have a pop tart Have a sandwich Have a spring roll, for example Have a sub Have a wrap session? Have an alfajor Have beef? Have break-fast Have breakfast, say Have breasts Have brunch Have brunch, e.g. Have brunch, say Have challah, say Have chops, say Have chow Have couscous, say Have curry, maybe Have dinner Have dinner or breakfast Have for lunch Have for lunch, e.g. Have halva Have halva, e.g. Have hash Have hummus Have hummus, e.g. Have latkes, perhaps Have lunch or brunch Have lunch or dinner Have lunch, e.g. Have lunch, say Have mahi-mahi or shabu-shabu, say Have one's fill Have pizza, perhaps Have sinigang, say Have some Kisses Have some bunny chow, e.g. Have some cake Have some echicha Have some fahsa, say Have some gambas al ajillo Have some grub Have some ham Have some hash Have some injera Have some kheer Have some klepon, for example Have some lo mein, say Have some pho, say Have some pie Have some pizza, perhaps Have some poutine, say Have some rendang, say Have some wings Have tamales, perhaps Have tea Have the special Have the special, e.g. Have the usual, e.g. Have today's special Have wings Have your cake and ___ it, too Have your cake? Have, as a Pop-Tart Have, as your cake Host's exhortation Hostess's urging ___ humble pie (apologize) __ hole in (corrode) Have no dinner companions "He was a bold man that first ___ oyster" (Swift) "___ Home," McCartney song __ home (dine in) Have seconds and thirds and fourths and ... Have humble pie Have to admit a mistake Humbly admit a mistake Have some humble pie Humbly accept blame "Have you ___?" Had lunch or brunch Had some vittles Hallucinogen from the Nahuatl for "caterpillar cocoon" Homophone for Eton Hungry Bloodbath song? Hash-house patron He sups He was purple, and he liked people He's out to munch Honey ___ (oscine bird) Horner or Peter Horner or Sprat Humbled person, to crow Hungry fellow has meal Hirers of dishwashers Heavy ones get too heavy. Hash house, e.g. Hash house sign Have a TV dinner