Letter H 47500–47750

Henry, Jane or Peter of filmdom Henry, Peter or Jane Hollywood's Henry or Jane Hollywood's Henry, Jane or Peter Henry Jane and Peter Henry and Jane Henry and Jane of films " . . . heart grow ___" Handles gently. How good times are remembered Hot chocolate, maybe: var. Hot dip: var. Hot-cheese dip Holders of many long-handled forks Hiram ___, first Chinese-American U.S. senator Hiram ___, former Hawaiian senator Hiram of Hawaii HOLY water basin HOLY water receptacle Helvetica bold, e.g. Helvetica is one Helvetica or Calibri Helvetica or Frutiger, e.g. Helvetica or Garamond, e.g. Helvetica or Geneva Helvetica, e.g. Helvetica, for one Highway Gothic or Clearview, as seen on American highways Holder of holy water Holy water Receptacle Barbecue Holy water holder Holy-water receptacle Hollywood star, born in Japan. Helvetica and Comic Sans Holy water receptacles "Happy Days" character, with "the" "Happy Days" cool cat, with "the" "Happy Days" nickname "Happy Days" tough guy "Happy Days" tough guy, with "the" "Hey-y-y-y!" sayer of sitcomdom, with "the" Happy Days guy, the --- He called Richie's mom "Mrs. C" He literally jumped the shark on "Happy Days" Henry Winkler TV role, with "the" Henry Winkler role, with "The" Hip guy on "Happy Days," with "The" "Happy Days" hero He who first "jumped the shark" HERB-based product high tea Hawk -> snake -> frog -> insect, e.g. Hierarchical system ... or what is formed when the answers to the starred clues are placed end to end Hierarchy of what eats what Hierarchy, so to speak Ham and eggs Hashtag used alongside pics of meals "He who hesitates," per Mae West Have on, to a Brit He is parted from his money He or she is honored in April Horse's ass Hoodwinked heavyweights? Heedlessly rash Hoodwink author Thomas? Hairbrained Harebrained concept Headgear for a court jester Headwear often adorned with bells Hoodwinks gangster Al? HILL, bottom of Handle, as a bill Hard-news bit, TV-style Hacky Sack, more generically Herman Hickman's concern. Humor quote, part three Hairdo for sportscasters? Historian Shelby Historical author seen on PBS's "The Civil War" Horton who wrote the screenplay for "Tender Mercies" Horton and John's podiatry journal article? Horton + Clare Booth = Header's opposite Hiking boots, e.g. HILL at foot of mountain Hilly land on the lower slopes of mountains. he worked on an interim basis Hosiery-counter items Hardly teeny weenie Having no ties Horseless highwayman Horseless highwayman of old highwayman, on foot rather than horseback Hiker's trail Hassock e.g. He may have small arms HAVING sore feet from walking Having tender tootsies Hobbled from a very long walk Hurting from a long hike having sore or tired feet, esp from much walking he stepped off ten paces from the old tree and began to dig Horror flick sounds Hiking path (... first 2 letters + the last 2) Heels and loafers He's constantly checking himself in the mirror He's so vain... he probably thinks this clue is about him Hip dressers "Hot enough ___ you?" "___ he's a jolly ..." "___ he's a jolly good . . ." "___ he's a jolly good fellow ..." How the pros vote Historical meeting places Hub areas of old Rome Horse and cattle fodder adapted to season Hunt for food Hunt for provisions Hunt hungrily Hunted for provender Hunted in the wild, in a way Hunter for food. Hunter-gatherers Hunts for food HOLE between body cavities HOLE in a bone HOLE in body cavities How long Miss America reigns Hall of Supreme Harmony setting HTTP 403: Knight not approved to embark on second search for the Holy Grail Higher power in "Star Wars" Hurricane-___ winds hot spring High-octane person "Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet" novelist Jamie Harrison of Hollywood blockbusters Hall of Fame pitcher Whitey Han Solo portrayer Harrison of "Star Wars" Harrison of "Star Wars" films Harrison or Gerald Harrison who played Indiana Jones Henry or Harrison How some are left How the scared hold on to things Honda Civic competitor Historic automobile introduced by Henry in 1908 Henry and Gerald Henry and Harrison Historic D.C. theater How-to book series with yellow covers "Heads up!" on a golf course "Heads up!," to a golfer "Here comes my golf ball!" "Hey, sorry that I'm not a great golfer, but watch out for that ball I just hit!" Hacker's cry Hacker's holler Hacker's word Heads-up request Homophone of this clue number's first digit Hooker's cry Hooker's shout Hooker's warning? Have a ___ feeling Hypothalamus location Horse's front two He does without HORSE in front of rider, part of Had prescience of High priority! head first Hand of a quadruped Has psychic abilities "Hansel and Gretel" locale Heavily wooded area Heavily wooded region Hiking spot Home of wildlife. Hood's hideout Hunting milieu ___ Hills, tennis center. He created Horatio. Horatio Hornblower creator Hornblower creator *Holiday candle scent Hint of the future Hot film of 1947? How sponges eat? Hammer into shape Hammer out, say Hearth for metals Heat and beat metal into shape he faked the signature Have amnesia He's mixed up in a blue flower Has a mental lapse Has a senior moment heap coals of fire Having no interest in money? Had a memory lapse Had a recall issue Had on the tip of one's tongue How some things are taken? "... ____ have sinned" "History will be kind to me, ___ intend to write it"--Churchill "___ have seen God . . . ": Gen. 32:30 "Here's one example ..." HUNGARIAN principal monetary unit How some jump? Highway vee. How poker is usually played How ruthless people play How serious players play Having the widest end feathers at the outside, as in many birds How bald eagles mate HAVING the form without the spirit Hare's home; something to be filled in Horse player's consideration highly formalized plays like `Waiting for Godot' How to dress for a ball Have waiting persons stand one behind the other having or given a form or shape Hard to overcome. Having awesome power having no physical form Headquarters of Chiang Kai-shek. Have to be filled out for world tour H2O, e.g. high mass have sex without being married have sexual intercourse without being married Honoring a former friendship How something may be done, nostalgically Honest and true His diaries are on the bookstalls. Huge new carrier, now being built. House sign. He wrote "A Passage to India." Henry, Lee, or Myer. Hip-hoppers ___ Minor Hold the ___ _____ Hood, Tex. Hold __ (talk) Hold ___ (talk at great length) Hit song of 1958 "Home ___" (resort's seasonal sign) "However hard I try ..." Heavily defended source of gold? Historic Wyoming military outpost and stop on the Oregon Trail Historic Baltimore site where visitors can see a draft of a Francis Scott Key poem