Letter H
"Hear no ___, speak no . . ."
Hardly a good thing
Hardly holy
Hardly upright
Harmful aspect
Harmful consequence.
Horrible acts
How "bwa-ha-ha" sounds
Hypocrisy is one.
Hypocrisy, for instance.
Horror film franchise featuring Ash Williams
Horror film franchise started by then-unknown 19-year-old Sam Raimi
Horror franchise created by Sam Raimi
Horror franchise featuring Ashley J. Williams
Horror movie franchise known for both its action and slapstick humor
He's a bad guy (duh)
Harm-inducing glance, supposedly
Harmful item, in ancient superstition.
Harmful look
Harmful power, in an ancient superstition.
Harmful power, in ancient superstition.
Haunting look
Hex of a sort
Hex sign
Hex-dispensing stare
Horseshoe's antithesis
Having a mean, mean look
How Satan does things
How a villain behaves
How movie villains grin
How villains behave
How villains cackle
How villains laugh
Having harmful intentions
Harmful aspects
Harmful effects
Human tempters
harmful situations
Horror film stock character
Hexes
"___ him who thinks . . . "
Holland Perry in "The Other," e.g.
"High Flying, Adored" musical
Harold Prince hit
Heroine of a Broadway musical
Hit 1979 musical in which a character's mistress is one of the main roles
Hit musical about a politician
Hit musical set in Argentina
Hit musical set in Buenos Aires
Hit soundtrack of 1997
High-tech party notice
Host's resource on-line
HTC smartphone
High-tech gaming tournament, briefly
Hail to Bacchus.
Hedonistic cry.
Hilarious cries.
Historic Portuguese city
Hall of Fame pool player __ Mataya Laurance
Honolulu beach
He played Christian in Moulin Rouge!
He played Mark in "Trainspotting"
Hall of Fame coach Weeb
Hampshire mother
Henson's incarnation of Meryl Streep, e.g.
Her children may be in the fold
Her children, not laundry, get folded
Herder's charge
Homonym for you
Homophone for you
Homophone of "yew"
Homophone of "you" that shares no letters with it
Homophone of you
Hornless merino.
Hornless mouflon.
Hi-tech outfits
Headline about an escaped sheep?
Horse : filly :: sheep : __
He had "The Seven Year Itch"
He plays Bill Mauldin's Willie.
Household item with a neck
Handled pitchers
HOUSEHOLD goods, room for
Half a barnyard flock
Half a flock, maybe
Half of the flock, perhaps
Half of the flock, probably
Half the flock
Homophone for "use"
Homophone for yews
How Brooklynese farmers address their flock?
Hagman TV role
Hagman role
Hagman's J.R.
Hagman's oilman
Hall of Fame cager Patrick
Hall of Fame hoopster Patrick
He s a big man in Gotham
His 33 was retired by the Knicks
His number 33 was retired by the Knicks
Hoops great Patrick
Hoops legend Patrick
Hoopster Patrick
Hairy "Star Wars" creature
Hairy creature of sci-fi
Hairy sci-fi critter
Hirsute "Star Wars" creature
Huggable "Return of the Jedi" critters
Huggable sci-fi critters
"How disgusting!"
"How yucky!"
High ick factor reaction
'How gross!'
husband no longer
Horse racing bet
Horse racing wager requiring the first two finishers in order
Handicapper's option
Horse player's combo
Horse race bet
Horseplayer's bet
Horse-race bets on win and place
Have damaging consequences
Hyperbolize
Heap kudos upon
Highly praise
Highly revere
Hold in awe
High, lofty
high or elevated in rank, position, dignity, etc
Harvard hurdle
High school hassle
Highly questionable problem?
Huge test
Hurdle at C.C.N.Y.
Hurdle for a would-be LL.B.
Hurdle for the bar
He gives drivers' tests.
Hearst's San Francisco newspaper
Help in passing
High school hurdles
High-school hurdles
having lost patience
having no tail or tail-like process
Help an archeologist
Hangover cure regularly chewed by Jack in "The Shining"
Had superior skills in
he did splendidly in the exam
Has no peer
Has a flair for
Has a gift for
Has a knack for
Has more than a knack for
Has talent for
his dress stops just short of undue elegance
hypertonic
Heart of Wall Street.
Historic area of Winnipeg ___ District
hand over one and receive another, approximately equivalent
he tried to calm those who were in a state of extreme inflammation
he got a scoop on the bribery of city officials
high class and selective only for a few
Halfway house resident
He's been up the river
HIDROSIS
"___ haven't we met before?"
Hit that's not squarely hit, in baseball
"How rude!"
Harvey Weinstein or Steve Case
Head cheese?
Hi-rise higher-up
High suit
High-level employee
High-level manager
High-level manager, briefly
High-up in a corp.
Higher-up in a hierarchy
Higher-up, for short
Honcho at a firm
Head honchos at HQ
Higher-ups in a hierarchy
Hang, maybe
How it's done
How something is done
Heir raiser?
High-backed, semicircular bench for outdoor use.
Historically, the Time of Many Divorces
*Hit the gym (first 2 + last 4)
Healthy activity
Hit the gym
Hitting the gym
Having power to put in action.
Half of DCXX
Half of all tic-tac-toe players
Halves of a split item
Halves of an old item?
Halves of splits?
Headaches at some wedding reception table placements
Historical dates
Holders of joint custody, perhaps
Husband and wife no more
Henry V's uncle
Home of the Church of St. Peter
Having overcome religious conditioning, perhaps
He was all washed up after the exam
He was inebriated by his phenomenal success
hound on
High-priority
He can't go home again
Humbert II for Italy, for instance.
HAVE being in specified place
HAVE being under specified conditions
HAVE objective being
Have a place in the world
Have corporeality
Have real being
Have substance
have being or reality
having being
Had a Life
having existence or being or actuality
He just lives.
HAS being
Has a life
Has being or is
Has life
Has substance
Hallway signs
He goes out: L.
Head offstage
Head on out
Highway diversion
Highway number
Highway off-ramp
Highway ramp
Highway sign next to an off-ramp
Highway turnoff
Hotel corridor word in red
High-school graduation requirement in some states
Highway egress
Highway offshoot leading away from traffic
Highway turnoffs
Heads offstage
Heads out
Highway ramps, often
Highway signs.
How you look when you leave?
Haggadah subject
Head-turning experience?
Horror classic (with "The")
HARD outer shell scaffolding of crustaceans
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