Letter H 52250–52500

Hurricane hazard Hurricane threat Holst or Mahler Holst who composed "The Planets" He wrote "Madame Bovary." His "The Planets" premiered in 1918 HEARTY enjoyment Hearty enthusiasm Hearty or keen enjoyment High relish. Hat removers Hat removers, maybe Hurricane hazards Having high Beaufort scale readings huffing Home to your microbiome Hard-to-digest food items, in slang Homemade bass fiddle highly emotional style of jazz playing Historic Bible His guitar read "This Machine Kills Fascists" His novel won the 1950 Pulitzer Prize. Having more nerve Having a lot of pluck Harsh vocally speaking He tried to blow up Parliament: 1605 He's known for portraying Wild Bill Hickok Half a 1950 musical "___ home, your mudder's callin'!" Hudson Riv. crossing "Hollaback Girl" singer Stefani Hailee's "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" voice role Hollywood Verdon Hollywood's Verdon "Hollaback Girl" singer (2001) His signature is very valuable. Hard bodies place High school adjunct. High school area. High school class, or its venue High school facility High-school area High-school dance locale High-school period House of reps? Holder of sneakers, athletic attire, etc. High school, in Danish ... or building for indoor sports, in English HINDU philosophic sect Hindu sect Hangouts where TVs hang Hangouts with multiple TVs Health spa amenities High school areas High school locker sites Head of P.E. class Harem Harem lady having hermaphrodite and female flowers on the same plant Henrik Ibsen's Peer Hero of an Ibsen play Hit musical with the song "Everything's Coming Up Roses" Hit musical role. having a circular, spiral, or rotating motion Hula-hoop, say Hip dance move? Hula hoop motion Halal cart offering Hearty sandwich Heavy Greek sandwich Halal cart offerings ___ Horn (former Hungarian prime minister) HUSBAND (abbr.) Heavy antiaircraft: Abbr. Half of a coined ice cream name Half of an ice cream brand with a fake Danish name Hugo of filmdom: 1901-68 Hot pepper variety Hot sauce ingredient Hot, hot pepper Hot, hot, hot pepper Hot chilies HARRY TRUMAN HABILITATE (L) "How use doth breed a ___ in a man!": Shakespeare Hard __ to break Hard thing to break Hard thing to kick Hard thing to kick, maybe Hard thing to kick, perhaps Horseback attire Home for ecologists he felt safe on his home grounds homeplace Hamster cage consisting of interconnected tunnels and bubbles Hard things to break, at times Hard things to break, often Hard-to-break behavior patterns habit or tendency habitual mode of behavior HABITUAL visitor HOME and Community Care HAZARD analysis critical control point (abbr.) Home of a hidalgo. Home on the ranch. Home south of the border Home that usually has a tile roof Handy trick Hansom fellow Hard basketball foul Hardly a Pulitzer candidate Hired writer Horse for hire Horse kept for hire High-tech intruder Hired carriage Horse-drawn taxi Hired coaches Ham-fisted writers Horses or taxis. Hall of Fame slugger Hardly great literature Harbored Harry Connick, Jr. "It ___ to Be You" He's ___ it. Held for a time "Humpty Dumpty ___ great fall . . . " ___ hand in. ___ heart (cared). ___ heart (was kind). Held information (on) Held a claim Humpback salmon He was accompanied by the guard dog Cerberus Heat standard of sorts Heaven's opposite Hecate's domain Hell of a location? Hell of a place Hellenistic Hell Home of five rivers Hot spot down under Hot spot of myth Hotness epitome Husband of Persephone haides husband Persephone Hosted a visit from Hit upon the solution Her reply to a woman's birth announcement: "We all knew you ___" Holy pilgrimage hajji Hosted, as a podcast guest He built the Temple of Venus and Roma Held, Biblically speaking Haled into court Hosted at one's loft, say Hosted at one's penthouse, say Have, in Aberdeen Have, in Ayr Have, in Haddington Have, in Inverness Have, in Scotland Have, in the Highlands Have, to Burns Have, to a Highlander Have: Dial. Have: Scot. have Scottish words "Hic, __, hoc" Hic follower Hic-hoc link HAECCEITY (L) haecceity heme hemal hematemesis haimatikos haematoma hematocele hematoma hematocrit hematology HAEMATOCELE hematopoiesis hematuria hemocytoblasts hemoglobin HAEMOGLOBIN in urine hemoglobin in urine hemolysis husband of Antigone hemophilia HEMOPHILIA, person suffering from Has, in Scotland. Handle of a tool or weapon Handle for a thruster Handle of a knife Handle of an ax. Handle of fencing weapon Hatchet handle handle Weapon Animal helve Handles of knives, in old-fashioned terms Handles for blades Handles for swordsmen Handles, as for swords Handles, as on épées Hatchet grips Hatchet handles "Hansel and Gretel" character "Hansel and Gretel" figure HEATHERY ground in peat bog, firm Halloween costume character Halloween costume option Halloween witch Hansel and Gretel adversary Hardly a Beauty Hardly a knockout Hardly a nymph Harpy's kin heathery ground "Horrible" Viking "Horrible" Viking of comics "Horrible" Viking of the comics "Horrible" Viking, in the comics "Horrible" barbarian of comics "Horrible" cartoon character "Horrible" comic character "Horrible" comic strip character "Horrible" comics Viking "Horrible" comics character "Horrible" comics guy "Horrible" one of the comics "Horrible" viking in a strip Hamlet and Honi's dad, in the comics Handmaid of Sarah. He has a duck named Kvack Helga Husband of Helga's "horrible" hubby Helga's "horrible" husband Helga's Viking husband, in comics Helga's cartoon husband Helga's comics husband Helga's hubby, in the comics Helga's husband Helga's husband, in comics Helga's husband, in the comics Helga's husband, in the funnies Helmeted comics character His duck says "Qvack"