Letter H 50750–51000

Hit a dinger Hit a home run Hit a homer, in baseball lingo Hit a homer, slangily Hit one out, in baseball parlance Homer, in baseball lingo He's revived the ukulele. Headwear used to neurologically simulate spiritual mental states "Heaven forbid!" "Hallelujah, praise the Lord!" Hourly sight at an outdoor Coventry clock He "won't come this evening but surely tomorrow" He never arrives onstage He was a no-show He's awaited on stage Heavenly deities Hermes and Hades Huitzilopochtli and Tezcatlipoca, for two Happy event. Huge boons Hot stuff, sarcastically He has a sponsor "Have a safe journey!" Heavenly guidance or divine plan Have everyone pay their own way has a long slightly upturned bill Head in the right direction? Head toward dawn "Hey, I'm new at this..." Have mercy (on) Have mercy, perhaps Hold back one's full competitive effort "Hey now, I'm new at this" Hebrew kinsman Hart's "ET" cohost He's on his way. High stepper Hitler general Habitues "Here __ nothing!" "How ___ it?" Harmonizes (with) Has a turn Hauls out Heeds a green light Heeds the green light Holds nothing back Has lasting effect Has a conniption Has a tiff Has an argument Hits a snag Has a blast? Has a financial meltdown Has leases no longer Hits a dinger Hits a homer, in baseball lingo Heads to Harvard or Georgetown, maybe Heads toward the sunrise Handles gently, with "on" Has a total man-crush (for) Helps pay for, as a gift Has the final turn Headlines, as a band *"Hope this works!" Has dates Hits the clubs, say Hits the picket line Has a squeeze Helps a Lhasa citizen? Hits the skids Has an extra level, as an amp that Nigel shows off in "This Is Spinal Tap" Has smooth sailing Homers Homers, in baseball lingo He completed the Panama Canal, 1914. He was born Aug. 28, 1849. He wrote of Mephistopheles. His last words were, "Light, more light!" Have a string of successes "Huh, how about that!" Head to the lake, maybe Hit the trail, say Have a craving for danish? Have a real interest in being a securities dealer? Hit the skids, musically? Heathen nation of the Bible "Hey, you have two legs!" Highly energetic He wrote "Dead Souls" He wrote "The Overcoat" Hold nothing back, these days Head back to the crib "How can I keep my score below 100, caddy?" "How's it ___?" "___ Home," from Dvorak largo. Headed, casually "Hello, I must be ___...": Groucho Marx Headed out Heading for the exit How Carry Back won the Derby. Hitting a long homer on the outskirts of New York? Holing up Hitchhiker's query in 1944? Half an activities twosome Happenings: Colloq. Help pay for Homemade racer -- Heights, Israel Heights Mideast Heights in dispute Heights in the Middle East Heights in the Mideast Heights occupied by Israel: June 1967 Heights of Israel Heights of Syria Heights of strife Heights of the Middle East Heights on the Israeli border Heights that Syria would like to recover __ Heights (Mideast region) __ Heights (disputed Mideast region) __ Heights (occupied area) __ Heights: disputed Mideast territory ___ Heights (Six-Day War battleground) ___ Heights (Syria/Israel border area) ___ Heights (area near the Sea of Galilee) ___ Heights (disputed Mideast area) ___ Heights, strategic Midwest region heights Mideast airline Health's going, suffering in disputed ME territory Have the dealer button in poker, e.g. Have the final turn, and what can be found in the answers to the starred clues? Having a yellow-topped head, to an ornithologist Heart of ____ (Neil Young hit) Heller hero Highest standard Highly malleable metal. How hit records go highest medal "Holy Man" star High-priced bars Holder for a locket, perhaps Hanukkah candy shapes having the color of gold High-priced powder Half of a "Do You Love Me?" duo Half of the "Sunrise, Sunset" duo Hyblaean ___ Horn, inlet of Bosporus. Historic period of prosperity. Historical zenith Holden and Garfield roles Hollywood award Hollywood Foreign Press Association awards *Hybrid retriever Happy medium. Hits of yesteryear Harry and Janice Hawn in "Snatched" Hawn of "Private Benjamin" Hawn of "Shampoo" Hawn of Hollywood Heroine of Richard Southey tale. Heroine of nursery tale. Heroine of the nursery. Human in a tale of anthropomorphic bears Hungry, sleepy trespasser High-end bar? Hamill's prize: 1976 Homestake and others. Hit-song honor Honor for a hit song Happening at Sutter's Mill He wrote "The Deserted Village" Hang a Louie Hebrew automaton. Hebrew folklore figure Humanoid creature of Jewish folklore Humanoid of Jewish folklore Hebrew robots Hire a caddie Hit the links Hobby for swingers Hogan's game Hole-ball game Holey pursuit? Hubert Green's forte Hubie Green's game Hit and walked Happy Gilmore, e.g. *Hole setting Holey field? Hangout involving putting Has an "Eisenhower weekend." Hits the links Hill outside Jerusalem Hill where Jesus was crucified He went down in the Valley of Elah Huge opponents HOSEA, wife of He made a pile for Nabors "How We Operate" band Hank's partner in "Breaking Bad" He married Morticia Husband of Morticia Hot air balloon compartments Henry ___, Paul Newman's role in "The Sting" Henry of "The Sting" "Here today, ___ tomorrow" Hall and Oates: "She's ___" Having left Having left already Having left the building Hepcat's word. Home run descriptor here Longer here No longer (Having) spoiled Hapless one He's doomed He's had it He's history He's toast His goose is cooked Hopeless case Hopeless case: Colloq. Hopeless soul Hopeless cases Hopeless causes HOOD WITH TIE WINE Have the subsequent turn Hammer accompanier Hammer target Hammered bell Hammered instrument Hammered ringer Hanging instrument Hammered instruments having the form of a goniatite "Haters __ hate" "He's ___ find out who's naughty or nice" having the shape of a gonococcus Highly exaggerated and subjective, as journalism Hook-nosed Muppet Hunter S. Thompson's journalism style Hunter S. Thompson's style Hair gel or wet tar Hair gel, e.g. Hair gel, essentially