Letter H
Helper in a cold workshop?
Helper of Santa
Helper often dressed in Christmas colors
Hermey of "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer," for one
Hermey of TV's "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer," e.g.
Hermey, in "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer", e.g.
High-latitude helper
Hobbit ally
Hobbit helper
Hobbit's friend
Holder of a pole position?
Holiday aide
Holiday figure played by Will Ferrell
Holiday hammerer
Holiday help
Holiday helper
Holiday movie that came out the same month as "Love Actually"
Holiday shelf sitter
Holiday worker
Humanoid D. & D. character
Humanoid race in Dungeons & Dragons
helper Shoemaker form
hob
Healthy Halloween dish?
Headwear in Santa's workshop
Headwear for Santa's helpers
Having a little magical appeal?
Having a magical charm
Having anotherworldly quality
Having fairy charm.
Hollywood's Danny or Jenna
He crows en la mañana
He composed "Dream of Gerontius."
He composed "Pomp and Circumstance."
He wrote "Pomp and Circumstance."
"Hooked on Swing" bandleader Larry
"Hooked on Swing" jazzman Larry
Hoops Hall-of-Famer Baylor
Hoops great Baylor
Hoops great Baylor or Chicago suburb
Hoopster Baylor
Historic Arabian city with the Pharaonic Village
He painted scenes of Toledo
Half of New Delhi
"Hostel" director Roth
High priest of Shiloh
High school in the TV series "Degrassi"
HOPHNI, father of
Half of the "ManningCast"
Harvard hater, perhaps
Harvard hater?
Harvard man's rival
Harvard student's rival
Harvard's friendly enemy.
Harvarder rival
Harvarder's rival
Harvardian rival
Harvardite's rival
He beat Tom in Super Bowl XLII
He followed Peyton as Super Bowl MVP
He followed his brother Peyton as Super Bowl MVP
He had judged Israel 40 years.
He joined Samuel, Alexander, Elias, and Cyrus on a 1940 Famous Americans stamp series
He judged Israel 40 years
He played Calvera in "The Magnificent Seven"
He ruined Tom's perfect season in Super Bowl XLII
He schooled Samuel
He threw the game-winning pass in Super Bowl XLII to Plaxico
He was "the Ugly" opposite Clint's "Good" and Lee's "Bad"
He was traded for fourth-overall pick Philip in the 2004 NFL Draft
He's "coming," in a Laura Nyro song
He's 0-3 against Peyton
He's coming, according to Three Dog Night
Hebrew judge
Hebrew judge of old
Hebrew name meaning "ascent"
Hebrew name meaning "my God"
Heisman winner Kelley, e.g.
Henry Louis Gates, circa 1971
High Priest of Shiloh
High Priest of Shiloh, in the Bible
High priest at Shiloh
High priest in Samuel
High priest in the Book of Samuel
High priest of Israel
High priest of Shiloh in the Old Testament
High, in Hebrew
High, to a Hebrew
High: Heb.
Hillary Clinton, e.g.
Hillary or Bill, but not Chelsea
Hirer of the stunt man in "The Stunt Man"
His president is Griswold.
Hollywood's Wallach
Hophni's father
Hophni's father, in the Bible
Horologist Terry
Horror director Roth
Horror film director Roth
Horror filmmaker Roth
Horror-film director Roth
High priest in 1 Samuel
hater Harvard and others
high priest Hebrew
HUAC witness Kazan
Hazlitt's contemporary
He cast Marlon in "A Streetcar Named Desire"
He directed Celeste and Marlon to Oscars
He directed Marion
He directed Marlon
He directed Marlon in "On the Waterfront"
He directed Marlon in "Viva Zapata!"
He directed Marlon in '54
He directed Marlon, Lee J. and Karl in "On the Waterfront"
He thrice directed Marlon
He was a Lamb
He wrote "A Dissertation on Roast Pig."
He wrote "Dream-Children."
He wrote an essay on "Roast Pig."
His essays appeared in 1820–25.
Hollywood's Kazan
Honorary Oscar winner Kazan
Honored director Kazan
He directed "Death of a Salesman."
Honorary 1999 Oscar recipient
"Hennessy Youngman Presents: CVS Bangers 3: Kicking Down The Doors of Valhalla Looking for ___ Gonzalez!"
Having to do with Lamb.
He's home at last
He was fed by ravens.
Hebrew prophet in Douay Version
Hebrew prophet, Douay style
Help! dedicatee Howe
Here's Howe
Hockey wing Patrik
Howe
Howe he could invent!
Howe in the National Inventors Hall of Fame
Howe of invention
Howe of sewers
Howe or Canetti
Howe or Koteas
Howe the inventor
Howe to sew?
Howe who kept us in stitches
Howe who knew how to sew
Howe who patented the lockstitch sewing machine
Howe who received a patent for a zipper-like device in 1851
Howe who sued Isaac Singer
Howe whose invention could do 250 stitches a minute
___ Howe, Hall of Fame inventor
___ Howe, inventor.
___ Howe, sewing machine inventor.
Howe and Lieberman
Have "nothin'" to say, e.g.
His speech needs work
He won the Nobel Peace Prize three years after Lech
He's a Wiesel
Holocaust authority Wiesel
Human rights activist Wiesel
Hebrew for "My God! My God!"
Hebrew song
Hebrew song from Psalm 22.
Hebrew song whose title means "My God! My God!"
having the right to do or obtain something
He discusses divine providence in Job
He had his Roots in Clinton, N.Y.
He spoke to Job
Hebrew name meaning "He is my God"
Heb. prophet
Handel oratorio
Harbinger of the Messiah
He ascended to heaven in a whirlwind, in II Kings
He fought against Baal worship
He has a special Seder cup
He was sustained by a cake for 40 days in the desert, in I Kings 19
Hebrew prophet in the time of Jezebel
Hebrew prophet who ascended into heaven in a chariot of fire
Hebrew prophet who is part of the seder tradition
he was persecuted for rebuking Ahab and Jezebel
He played Frodo Baggins on the screen
He played Frodo in "The Lord of The Rings" films
Huck Finn portrayer, 1993
Hilderbrand nicknamed "Queen of the Beach Read"
"His Hour" novelist Glyn
HODAIAH, father of
"Hollow Men" poet
Harvard president: 1869-1909
Harvard's famous president, 1869 to 1909.
Harvard's president from 1869 to 1909.
He brought down Al
He called Heaven "death's dream kingdom"
He inspired "Cats"
He said "Most editors are failed writers - but so are most writers"
He said "the world ends not with a bang but a whimper."
He wrote Ash Wednesday
He wrote "Gerontion"
He wrote "Murder in The Cathedral."
He wrote "The Cocktail Party"
He wrote "The Confidential Clerk."
He wrote "The Hollow Men"
He wrote "The Rock": 1934
He wrote "The Waste Land"
He wrote (quite erroneously) that "April is the cruellest month"
His initials stand for Thomas Stearns
His poetry collection "Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats" inspired the musical "Cats"
His work inspired 'Cats'
Historian Samuel __ Morrison
Historian Samuel ___ Morison
His last line in a 1987 film is "I think I'll have a drink"
He played Sgt. Donny Donowitz in "Inglourious Basterds"
Handsome Dan is their mascot
Harvard's football foes
Harvarders' foes
Hewbrew judge et al.
Hillary and others
Home of the ancient Olympic games
Home of the ancient Olympics
"Her Smell" star Moss
"Hamilton" Tony winner Renee ___ Goldsberry
"Hamilton" Tony winner Renée __ Goldsberry
"Hamilton" actress Renee ___ Goldsberry
"Hamilton" actress Renée __ Goldsberry
"Hamilton" star Reneé ___ Goldsberry
Honoree in a classical composition
House Republican V.I.P. Stefanik
"Happy Endings" actress Cuthbert
Hebrew prophet in the Second Book of Kings
His invention has its ups and downs
High-tech subscription aid
Handpicked group
Hardly hoi polloi
Hardly of the hoi polloi
Hardly the hoi polloi
Haute monde
Haute societ
Haves
High society group
High-class group
High-nosed group
High-nosed ones
High-society folks
High-society group
High-status group
Highborn
Higher class
Highest class
Highest-class
Highest-level
Highly regarded group
Highly selective
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