Letter H 38500–38750

Hosiery tone House-paint shade Hue akin to oatmeal Hue like beige Hose colors Hosiery colors Hosiery shades Hues that rhyme with "hues" Happy to the max Happy? Yes, but better Hits 70's-80's sitcom Haunting stuff Home to millions of Quechua speakers: Abbr. Home of the volcano Chimborazo Home of the volcano Cotopaxi Home to Mount Chimborazo Home to Mount Chimborazo, whose summit is the farthest point from Earth's center *Headwear made from jipijapa fibers Herpes Harris or Asner Having an appetite Huge appetite Hard Dutch cheese Historic cheese market site Holland cheese Holland cheese or town Holland product Holland seaport. He had a 1967 hit with "My Cup Runneth Over" He made a big hit with a tomahawk on "The Tonight Show" He played Mingo on "Daniel Boone" Holland cheeses. Holland exports He played Captain Davies on "Roots" He played Mary Richards's boss He played Warren Buffett in HBO's "Too Big to Fail" He played Warren Buffett on HBO's "Too Big to Fail" He supplied Carl Fredricksen's voice in "Up" He voiced Carl Fredricksen in "Up" He voiced Carl in "Up" He voiced Jabba the Hutt in a 1996 N.P.R. adaptation of "Return of the Jedi" He voiced curmudgeonly Carl in "Up" He won comedy and drama Emmys for the same role He was juror #10 in "12 Angry Men" Hall formerly of "The Tonight Show" Hall of "The Tonight Show" Hall of Fame center fielder Roush Hall of Fame outfielder Roush Hall of Famer Roush Hall of announcing Hall of announcing fame Hall of fame on TV Hall of introductions Hall or Byrnes Hall or Roush Hall who announced for Jay Leno Hall who replaced McMahon on "The Tonight Show" Hall-of-Fame outfielder Roush Hall-of-Famer Roush He played Kookie in "77 Sunset Strip" He was Kookie Heroic song Heroic song of Iceland Heroic tale Historic Icelandic work Historic Icelandic writings Housekeeper's daughter on "grand" Hollywood gossip queen House Stark patriarch, formally Heroic tales Historical works involving Aegir and Bragi "Harlem Nights" star Murphy Haskell in "Leave it to Beaver" Haskell of "Leave It to Beaver" He led the Hellfire Club in "Stranger Things" He's Money He's Newt in "Fantastic Beasts" films Herman and Lily Munster's son Hockeyist Shore Hollywood star Murphy Huang who wrote "Fresh Off the Boat: A Memoir" (2013) ___ Haskell ("Leave It to Beaver" role) *Hall-of-Fame jockey who won the Triple Crown twice He made Whoopee He sings "Ida." He played Marius Pontmercy in 2012's "Les Misérables" Haskell and Murphy Hall and Roush High degrees for school administrators Hazardous current He sang with MacDonald Hollywood singer. Hollywood's "Singing Capon" Hot tub feature Hot tub swirl Hot tub's effect Holland town. Home Secretary in Attlee's Cabinet. "Henry James: A Life" author Leon H. James biographer Henry James biographer Henry James biographer Leon Henry James's biographer High-born, in Hesse Horticultural problem "Harper Valley PTA" star Barbara Hagman TV co-star Hagman co-star Hagman costar in "I Dream of Jeannie" Hagman costar in '60s TV Hagman costar of the 1960s Hagman costar on "I Dream of Jeannie" Hagman's "I Dream of Jeannie" costar Hagman's 1960's costar Hagman's Genie on TV Hagman's TV costar Hagman's co-star, once Hagman's costar Hagman's leading lady: 1965 Hagman's one-time TV costar Happy place Harem pants wearer of '60s TV Harry who played the Artful Dodger in Roman Polanski's "Oliver Twist" Haydn's "The Creation" setting He became Earl of Avon He entered Parliament in 1923 He helped establish the U.N. He served between Churchill and Macmillan He succeeded Churchill Headline statesman. Heaven on Earth, once Heaven on earth, seemingly Heavenly 10,000 Maniacs song? Heavenly Sarah Brightman album? Heavenly garden Heavenly garden on Earth Hebrew for "delight" Hemingway's "The Garden of ___" Hemingway's posthumous "The Garden of ___" Hemingway's posthumous "garden" Her belly button was famously censored Holy garden Home and garden Home before the fall Home for Adam and Eve Home for Eve Home for Eve and Adam Home to the Tree of Knowledge Home of Eve Actress Home of forbidden fruit Home of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil Home of the first bad apple? Home of the first family Home of the tree of knowledge Home to a biblical serpent Home to a tempting serpent Home to exactly one snake Human race starting place home Serpent African Happy hunting grounds Happy places Heavenly abodes Heavenly homes Heavenly places Heavenly spots Heavens on earth happy hunting-grounds having few or no teeth Hemfurth's river. Hesse river Hesse's river Hessian river Hessian stream Huge German dam Headliner: Aug. 6, 1926 Historic seat of the Abgar dynasty in Mesopotamia Historic Greek city Historic Mesopotamian city Hall-of-Fame jockey Prado He spoke for Charlie and Mortimer He spoke for Mortimer Hero of "Bride of Lammermoor." Hero of "The Bride of Lammermoor." Honor for Eric Ambler Hoover handle? Hoover of the FBI. Hoover's predecessor? He spoke for Charlie McCarthy He was no dummy He wrote "Red Star Over China" Halftime lead, e.g. Harsh element Harsh quality He's right up there with Bono (with 'The') Head start, e.g. Head start, for example Head start, maybe Head start, perhaps Helpful kind of piece for a jigsaw puzzle doer Hipness Hold oneself back from coming Home field advantage Hone Honed side Honer's concern Honer's goal Honer's target Houseman's "On Wenlock ___" hand Upper body Hard-___ (tough) Having a border Having boundaries Having clear boundaries Having sharpness Have the ___ (have an advantage). Hedge-trimming tool Hem maker Hair that might be laid Hair that might be swooped How some can't get a word in How to put a coin in a coin slot How quarters are usually inserted at an arcade Having more indie cred Hem material Hem finishes Hem materials Hardly calm Hardly calm or cool Hardly cool Having butterflies Having the jitters, perhaps High-strung He played Coach Harold Jones in "Radio" He played John Glenn in 1983 and John McCain in 2012 He played the dystopian puppetmaster in "Snowpiercer" and "The Truman Show" He plays Andy Bernard on "The Office" Herb-infused treats Hillary portrayer on "Impeachment: American Crime Story" High-rise, e.g. Head of Caesar's public works dept. HERIOT-Watt University, site of the (Scot.) High fortress in Scotland He acquired over 1,000 patents He famously said "Mary had a little lamb..." in 1877 He lit up the world He once said, "To invent, you need a good imagination and a pile of junk" He patented the microphone He said, "To have a great idea, have a lot of them" He was no con man He was patently creative