Letter H 48500–48750

Hollywood film family Hollywood sisters Hungarian show biz sisters He revealed the Koran to Muhammad, in Islam Heaven's horn blower Heavenly horn-blower Has a bull session Hoffman of "Field of Dreams Hoffman of "Transparent" Hoffmann of "Transparent" "How horrifying!" HAGGI, father of Have no particular place to go Hebrew prophet, David's seer. HINDU cushion hickey Handy assortment Historic "Purchase," 1863. HECATONCHEIRES, mother of the HUNDRED-handed monsters, mother of the HYPERION, mother of Hebrides native High lander Highlander (rhymes with "Braille") Highlander Scottish words Highlander or Celt Highlander, for one Highlands Celt Highlands dweller Highlands native His word for "water" was 27 Down highlander Scottish bay Highlander's speech Heads-up in Ireland? Highland people Highlanders, e.g. Highlands natives HOOK a fish Handled hook Heavy fishing hook Hefty hook with a handle Hook for landing fish Hook for landing large fish Hook for lifting heavy fish Hook in a boat Hook on a fishing boat Hook on a handle Hook used for the one that got away Hook used to land fish Hook with a handle Hooked fishing spear Hooked pole used for hauling large fish aboard Humongous hook with a handle Hooked a fish Hooking a fish Heavy fishhooks Hooks for landing fish HUMOROUS situation Hand-to-throat signal in charades Handkerchief stuffed in the mouth, e.g. Handkerchief, in a pinch Have a tough time swallowing? Have difficulty swallowing Have trouble swallowing [How revolting!] HEAD over heels in love Head over heels (over) How fanatics often go Hung up on, with "over" His flight took 108 minutes from launch to landing He sent the Redcoats "by land,” 1775. Had trouble swallowing Herd of geese Herd of honkers Honkers on the ground *Honking collective Honking group Heads-up about an influx of geese? Have trouble swallowing, perhaps Have trouble swallowing, say Has a hard time swallowing Hope forte Humor of some comedians. Humor of sorts. Has trouble swallowing Henny Youngman, for one Horror-fantasy cartoonist Wilson Happy, in Le Havre Happy, in Paris. Happy: Fr. ___ hypothesis (theory of the earth as a self-regulating organism) ___ hypothesis (ecological theory concerning the earth) ___ hypothesis (ecological theory) ___ hypothesis (idea that all life on Earth makes up a single organism) ___ hypothesis (model of the earth as a self-regulating organism) Happy: Fr. fem. high jump "Hillary's Choice" author Sheehy How many skip along How prancing is done Halfback's pickup hope Investor goal Half ___ (dive type) Half ___ (dive) Happy investors "Here's where Mississippi Delta often ___!" Homophone for gate Horse pace Horse show concern Horse steps Horse's motion Horse's movement Horse's pace Horse's pace, which can be found jumping across black squares in rows 3, 6, 10 and 14 of this grid Horse's running style Horse's stride Horse's trot Horse's trot, e.g. Horse's way of walking Horse-show feature Horse-show judging criterion Having a (specified) way of running. High overshoes Horse show demonstrations Horse show features. Horse's paces Horsemen's interests Horses' specialties "Has Anybody Seen My ___?" "Has Anybody Seen My ___?" (1920s song) "Hello, ma ragtime ___..." "His ___ Friday" (1940 movie) "His ___ Friday" (Cary Grant and Rosalind Russell movie) Half of a square dance duo Hayride participant Hoedown attendee Hoedown dancer Hoedown date Hoedown female Hoedown honey Hoedown lady Hoedown lass Hoedown miss Hoedown participant Hoedown partner Hoedown partner, say Hootenanny lass Hootenanny participant Horse opera heroine Highly festive. Holiday event. Hollywood do Hollywood premier Honeycrisp alternative Huge bash Huge shindig He's called "The Dashingly Handsome" in Spamalot Holy Grail knight Holy Grail pursuer Holy Grail retriever Holy Grail seeker Happy holidays. Herb used by florists to make wreaths Hubble sightings Hubble's law subject Huge collection of stars "How big is the Milky Way?," e.g.? Hard wind Hardly a gentle breeze Hardy marsh shrub Howling wind Hurricane's little cousin Hurricane's little sister Hurricane's prelude. HELMET-shaped part Helmet for Hadrian Helmet, to Hadrian Helmet, to Horace Helmet-shaped flower part Helmet-shaped part of a flower Helmet-shaped plant part Helmet: Latin Helmetlike flower petal Hood-shaped anatomical part Helmet-shaped flower parts Helmets for Caesar's men Helmet-shaped He voiced Mayor La Trivia on "Fibber McGee and Molly" He promoted Hippocrates' theory of the humors Healer of Hellas Hellas healer Heavy winds Howling winds Hurricane harbingers Hurricanes' little cousins HEROD Antipas, kingdom of Historic sea in Holy Land. He got to see lots of big stars He was branded a heretic for writing the "Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems" He may have said, "But it does move." Huntsman's bet: 1930 He was Secretary of Treasury twelve years, 1801–13. having a gallery or galleries Half an operatic name heterogeneous mixture HIV researcher of note Hat sizes Headlong racehorse gait High speed of horse Horse gait Horse's fast gait Horse's fast pace Horse's run Hurry on horseback Horse going full tilt Horse with a three-beat gait Horseback riders, at times How Lone Ranger rides off. Horse race survey? Horses' fast paces HORSE of small strong breed Hanging structure Has a lot of nerve hard mass formed in the gall bladder or its ducts He takes polls. Half a pair of winter boots Half a wet-weather pair Half a winter twosome Half a wintertime pair High boots Half a square-dance group? Half of square dance participants, typically Half the square dancers Hen night participants Hoedown attendees Hoedown females Hoedown honeys Hoedown lasses Hoedown misses Hoedown participants Hoedown partners Honeys at hoedowns "Hair" composer MacDermot Herd at sea Herd of 60A Herd of humpbacks Herd of whales Hoofer's leg Hoofer's limb Humback