Letter H 500–750

He assassinated Eric IV He died before his brother. He had righteous blood, per Matthew 23:35 He made an offering of "the firstlings of his flock" He played opposite Helen Hayes last season. He sacrificed a sheep He shouldn't have listened when he was told, "Let's go out to the field" He was "a keeper of sheep" He was slain by Cain He was slain by someone whose name rhymes with "slain" Hero of "Green Mansions." He brought God a lamb His brother killed him His brother was no keeper His killer was banished to Nod His mother raised Cain His murder elicited the first wail of mourning, in Islamic accounts His parents raised Cain Hockey Hall of Famer Sid Hockey's "Bootnose" ___-- Homicide First victim Hudson hero His sacrifice was accepted above all His life ended in a field He was envied by Cain He worshipped with sincerity, paid dearly He lost his life to family betrayal "Heloise and ___" "Historia Calamitatum" autobiographer HELOISE, husband of He had a romance with Héloise. He wrote billets-doux to Héloïse. Heloise's Pierre. Heloise's husband Heloise's love Heloise's lover Héloïse's beloved Héloïse's correspondent Héloïse's ill-fated lover Héloïse's lover His Memorial statue was completed in 1920 Hersey title starter Hersey's "___ for Adano" Hersey story about a small town debutante? Hersey's story of the WWII American occupation of a small Italian town Herr's evening Has ___ for (is interested in) Has ___ for (is naturally skilled at) Has ___ for (is skilled at) Have ___ for (excel in). Herd member Heated Hideous Horrible hooked Hallucination "Honest" one and namesakes "__ Honest Words" (biography for kids) Harlem Globetrotters promoter Saperstein and namesakes Helps hold up, e.g. Hollywood's Vigoda and basketball's Saperstein Honest ones Honest ones' namesakes Help in a criminal act H-E-L-P! Harbor (as a fugitive) Harbor a fugitive Harbor after a heist, say Harbor unlawfully Harbor, e.g. Harbor, perhaps Harbor, say Hardly be a good helper? Have a hand in Help (a felon) Help (out) Help (the enemy) Help a Fugitive Help a Hood Help a bandit Help a con Help a con artist Help a criminal Help a crook Help a crook out Help a heister Help a hoodlum Help a hooligan Help a hustler Help a lawbreaker Help a miscreant Help a perp Help a prankster Help a robber, say Help a ruffian Help a thief Help a thug Help a yegg Help along Help an arsonist Help at a heist Help at a holdup Help avoid the heat, perhaps Help badly Help break the law Help carry the money bags, say Help commit a crime Help complete a job Help create a racket, say Help criminally Help do bad Help do dirty work Help do wrong Help during a heist Help escapees Help feloniously Help flee a collar Help get the job done Help go wrong Help hold things up? Help hold up Help hold up, for example Help hold up, say Help hoods Help hoods, e.g. Help illegally Help illicitly Help in Help in a bad deed Help in a bad way Help in a burglary Help in a crime Help in a criminal act Help in a felony Help in a getaway, e.g. Help in a heist Help in a heist, e.g. Help in a heist, maybe Help in a heist, say Help in a heist^ABE Help in a holdup Help in a holdup, say Help in a plot Help in a risky way Help in a scam Help in a stickup Help in a swindle Help in a swindle, say Help in a way Help in a way one shouldn't Help in an illicit way Help in an underhanded way Help in crime Help in criminal doings Help in doing harm Help in evildoing. Help in heinous activities Help in holding up Help in hooliganism Help in mischief Help in piracy, e.g. Help in the getaway Help in the holdup Help in the wrong way Help in ways one shouldn't Help in wrongdoing Help incorrectly Help lift something, maybe? Help make a no-no a go-go Help on a heist Help on the job Help on the sly Help out a fiend Help out a perp Help out illegally Help out in a bad way Help out in a scam Help out on a job Help out with Help out with a crime Help out with a job Help out, so to speak Help plan a getaway, maybe Help pull off a crime Help pull off a heist Help rob the bank Help shadily Help slyly Help someone move some hot items? Help someone out who badly needs help? Help someone start their battery, say? Help surreptitiously Help the bad guys Help the offense? Help the robbers Help the wrong way? Help to commit a crime Help to do wrong Help to escape Help to escape, say Help to harm Help to hold up Help to hold up, say Help to perpetrate Help to stick up Help to the hideout, e.g. Help underhandedly Help unlawfully Help wanteds? Help when one shouldn't Help when you shouldn't Help with a bank job Help with a burglary Help with a crime Help with a felony Help with a heist Help with a heist, e.g. Help with a heist, maybe Help with a heist, say Help with a holdup Help with a job Help with a job, in a way Help with a prank Help with a robbery, say Help with a shady scheme Help with an inside job, maybe Help with an inside job, say Help with heists Help with illegal activity Help with something illegal Help with the heist Help with the job Help with the offense Help with wrongdoing Help with, as a crime Help wrongly Help, as a crook Help, as a fugitive Help, as a hood Help, as a hoodlum Help, as a lawbreaker Help, as a prankster Help, as an outlaw Help, as in a heist Help, as in the getaway Help, as in wrongdoing Help, as with a holdup Help, especially in wrongdoing. Help, usually in wrongdoing. Helpful