Letter H 42750–43000

Home of Presque Isle Downs racetrack Home of the D-League BayHawks Home of the Detroit Tigers' Double-A affiliate Home of the Detroit Tigers' minor-league affiliate SeaWolves Home of the Double-A SeaWolves Home of the Freeze indoor football team Home of the Ontario Hockey League's Otters Home of the Otters of the Ontario Hockey League Home of the Presque Isle Downs racetrack Home of the Tom Ridge Environmental Center Home of the minor league SeaWolves Home of the reconstructed USS Niagara Home port for the USS Niagara Home port of the U.S. brig Niagara Home port of the USS Niagara Home port of the brigantine "Niagara" Home to Bessie, a lake monster in American folklore Home to Commodore Perry's ship Niagara Home to Double-A baseball's SeaWolves Home to Gannon University Home to Jerry Uht Park, where the SeaWolves play baseball Hometown of Larry Holmes Homophone for eerie Hudson River canal Hudson-to-Niagara River canal Hunters on the Allegheny Plateau Huron and Ontario connector Huron neighbor Huron's cousin Huron's neighbor Huron's neighbour Home to Perry's Victory Monument Huge government project overseen by Clinton Home of Gannon Univ. Home of Perry's "USS Niagara" Home of Presque Isle State Park, briefly Home to Gannon U. Home to Perry Square, named for War of 1812 hero Oliver Hazard Perry Huron allies Huron neighbors Hurons' kin Hurons' cousins Hurons' neighbors Hurons' neighbors, once Herbs having asterlike flowers. Harry Houdini's birth name He coached opposite Frank in the 2020 NBA finals He played "Ponch" He played Frank on "CHiPs" He played Ponch on "CHiPs" He played Ponch on TV He portrayed "Ponch" Heat coach Spoelstra Hecht hero. Hecht's "___ Dorn." Hero of Ben Hecht novel. Huntsman in "The Flying Dutchman" "Happy Days" actress Moran Harp land Hibernia, to a poet Hibernian name Home for Murphy and O'Brien Homophone of a hospital wing Home of Aer Lingus Home of Irish poets? Home of Mother Machree. Home of any Irish poet Home of leprechauns Home of poteen Home of the I.R.A. Home of the Lia Fáil Home of the shamrock. Home to Blarney Castle Home to Sean O'Casey Homeland of Yeats ___ Hunter, pen name on "Warriors" covers Hedgehog "Happy Days" actress "Happy Days" cast member Hair treatment for Brockovich? Harmonia's antithesis Harmonia's opposite in Greek myth Her machinations led to the Trojan War Horn of Africa country where Tigrinya is spoken Horn of Africa denizen Horn of Africa native Horn of Africa resident Harriet Tubman portrayer Cynthia "House of Dracula" director ___ C. Kenton "House of Frankenstein" director ___ C. Kenton Halliburton of the Halliburton Company Halliburton who founded Halliburton He created Perry and Della He dreamed up Perry and Della He penned Perry He wrote about Perry and Della House of Frankenstein ___ C. Kenton Halliburton's founder Halliburton and namesakes Hemming-and-hawing word Hesitant response Hesitant sound Hesitation filler "Here's ___!: The Bombecking of America" (1982 book) *Humorist Bombeck (circle letters 2 and 3) Half-human/half-ghost Williams of web comics Household name in household humor Humor book writer Bombeck Humor columnist Bombeck Humor writer Bombeck Humorist Bombeck Humorous Bombeck Humorist Bombeck and others Humorist Bombeck et al. He's a real weasel He's a weasel Heraldic fur. Heraldic furs Heroine of Tasso's "Jerusalem Delivered.” Heroine of Tasso's epic. Haliaeetus albicilla Haliatus albicilla Homonym for urn Homophone for urn or earn Hungarian composer Dohnányi Hugo play as an opera. Harpy’s cousin with a forked tail Haliaeetus albicella He fought Joe Gans High flier at sea "Hemmy." "Hills Like White Elephants" author Hemingway Hemingway's first name He played Marty in "Marty" He was Marty He went to camp in '87, to jail in '90, and to school in '94 He went to camp in 1987, to jail in 1990, to school in 1994, and to Africa in 1997 He went to camp in a 1987 movie Hemingway Hemingway or Borgnine Hemingway or Gallo Hemingway or Lehman Hemingway or Rutherford Hemingway or Seton Hemingway or Tubb Hemingway who has an eponymous daiquiri Hemingway, for one Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration figure Shackleton He left the US for France in 1921 and returned in 1940 His "Green Hills of Africa" chronicles a safari he took in Tanzania in 1933 Hemingway and others Hemingway and Shackleton Hemingway et al. He unveiled the first Country Music Hall of Fame plaques "How to Build a Classic Golf Swing" author Els Half a Muppet duo Half of a TV duo Hall of Fame catcher Lombardi Hall-of-Famer Banks Hall-of-Famer Banks a.k.a. "Mr. Cub" Harry ally in "Deathly Hallows" He can tell you how to get to Sesame Street He lives on Oscar's street He lives on Sesame Street He married Edie He once borrowed Bert's nose for a sculpture He sings "Rubber Duckie" He sings "Rubber Duckie, you're the one / You make bath time lots of fun" Heming-way nickname Hemingway, to friends Hemingway, to pals Henson character His head is shaped like a football Hudson of "Ghost Busters" Hudson of "Ghostbusters" Hudson of movies Hudson of the "Ghostbusters" movies Hudson of the original "Ghostbusters" Hall-of-Fame Cub shortstop Hall-of-Famer known as Mr. Cub His commanding officer was Colonel Hall "Here Is Your War" author "Here Is Your War" correspondent Hungarian architect Goldfinger Hungarian composer von Dohnänyi Hungarian name meaning "sincere" Hungarian name that looks like a hesitant denial Hungarian pianist Balogh Hungarian pianist von Dohnänyi Hungarian-born architect Goldfinger Hungarian puzzle maker and I broke urn, sadly (4, 5) Harriers' cousins "Heaven Can Wait" director Lubitsch He directed Greta in "Ninotchka" He painted "The Great Forest" Herr Mach Herr's name. Hosp. drama role Hosp. triage expert Hospital TLC provider Hospital trauma pro Hospital triage pro Hosp. employees skilled at triage Handel cantata "__ e Leandro" Handel's "___ e Leandro" Heroine of a Mancinelli opera Heavy surf, e.g. Hot pocket? Humorous ending for kick or sock Humorous slang suffix. Humorous suffix with switch Humorous word-ender He often took a bow He shot Apollo with a golden arrow He takes a bow He takes a bow on Valentine's day He's in the mood for love Heart specialist? Heart-piercing bow wielder Heart-piercing figure Hedone's father Hellenic love god Hellenophile's love Hermes' son Himerus' sidekick to Spill Canvas His name means "desire" His temple is in Mount Hellion Husband of Psyche Having a gnawed shape Having an irregular edge Having an irregularly gnawed edge Having irregular edges Having irregular margins, as a leaf. Having jagged edges Having notched edges, as leaves. Hot, in a way Henry Miller genre Henry Miller's works, to some Hot book Hot genre? Hot oils and such? Hot pictures, say Helping hand for Europe. Have a boner, say Have a lapse Have it wrong Have to fix something, say Head south to visit the North Pole, e.g. Hit "Reply All" instead of "Reply," say Hit "send" prematurely, say Hit a sour note