Letter H
Hugo tragedy.
hysterocele
Herons: Scot.
HERN
Ham holder, perhaps
Han or Luke, e.g.
Hawkman or Green Lantern
He deserves a medal
He saves the day
Heart recipient, perhaps
Hearty lunch
Heavy conqueror?
Hefty lunch
Hefty sandwich
Hellespont girl
Hellespont swimmer's sweetheart.
Her lover drowned
Her lover drowned in the Hellespont
Hercules or Ulysses
Heroine of Greek legend.
Heroine of old Greek tale.
High-calorie sandwich
Hoagie
Hoagie or poor boy
Hoagie's cousin
Hoagie, by another name
Hoagie, e.g.
Hoagie, outside of Philly
Hoagy or submarine
heroic figure
Highly decorated military pilot?
He imprisoned St. Peter
He ordered the Massacre of the Innocents.
He ordered the execution of John the Baptist
Husband of Mariamne.
Historical figure sometimes called "the Great" in ancient texts
HEROD Idumean, political party of
HEROD dynasty, Jewish political party who were partisans of the
HEROD the Great, court party of
HEROD Antipas, wife of
HEROD Philip, wife of
HISTORY, father of
history Father
Honored figures.
"Hogan's ___," TV series
Hector, Hercules et al.
Hit NBC show
Hogan's boys
having or displaying qualities appropriate for heroes
Herculean efforts
Huge banner that draws an Internet site visitor's attention right away
Highly addictive drug
Highly addictive narcotic
Horse, on the street
HEROIC woman
Hero's partner
Hunter for Prince Charming.
HEROIC conduct
he received a medal for valor
Hellenic mathematician
Hunter in the shallows
Hefty sandwiches
"Haus" husband
Hamburg mister
Hamburg title
Hamburger guy
Hamburger man
Hamburger's title?
Hamburger, maybe
Haus head
Head of the Haus.
Hitler's next title.
How "Mr. Roberts" would start in Berlin
HERR (pl.)
Help for little fish?
"His & ___" (ESPN show)
"His," per Ambrose Bierce
"His," to Bierce
Half a certain matching pair
Half a matched set
Half a matched set, perhaps
Half a matching set
Half of a certain swimwear pair
Half of a matched pair
Half of a matched set
Half of a matching pair
Half of a matching set
Half of some matched sets
Half of some matching sets
Half the divorce settlement
Hims & ___ (telehealth company)
His accompanier
His and
His and ___ (words on some towels)
His match?
His mate
His partner, often
His partner, on towels
His towel partner?
His-and-__
His-and-__ bracelets
HARROW (OF)
HER, emphatic and reflexive form corresponding to
___ Highness (Princess Grace)
"Hiroshima" author
"Hiroshima" author John
"Hiroshima" author, 1946
"Hiroshima" writer John
"Hiroshima" writer, 1946
He wrote about the Warsaw ghetto.
Head of the Selective Service.
Humorous toast
history from a female point of view or as it relates to women
High negotiator.
HERTFORDSHIRE county council office
HELGI
". . . heavy, ___ my brother"
"___ his own worst enemy"
Half the world, more or less
Harry James' "_____ My Guy"
"___ Heartache" (#1 country hit for Janie Fricke)
Half a guy-gal argument
Half a lover's quarrel
Half of a disputed account
Half of a disputed account, at times
Half of a gendered dispute
___ honest as the day is long
He came ____ he conquered
He attends to the needs of others
Homer contemporary
Hamlet's problem
Having cold feet
Hangs back
Holds back; demurs
"Have a candy bar," ___
HERRICK (Robert), work of
HESPERIDES, mother of the
HESPERIS, mother of
He dropped in on the English.
Hitler aide
Hitler deputy
He wrote "Steppenwolf"
Hermann Author
Hermann ___, German novelist
Hermann ___, German poet-novelist
Hermann who won a Nobel for Literature
Hermann who wrote "Siddhartha"
Hermann who wrote "Steppenwolf"
Hermann who wrote "The Glass Bead Game"
Hermann who wrote philosophical fiction
Historic German duchy
"Head of the Class" actor
Howard of "Head of the Class"
Howard of "WKRP in Cincinnati"
HEMPEN cloth
Hired soldier in Revolutionary War.
Hit for the Chiffons
Hawthorne character
Hawthorne heroine
Hawthorne heroine Prynne
Hawthorne's Miss Prynne
Hawthorne's Mistress Prynne
Hawthorne's Mrs. Prynne
Hawthorne's Prynne
Hawthorne's big A-wearer
Heroine of "The Scarlet Letter."
Heroine of 1850 novel.
Hearth goddess
He played Ben-Hur and El Cid
He played Ben-Hur, El Cid, and Moses
He played Moses
He said, "To me, Moses is all men grown to gigantic proportions"
Heated, with up
Highly excited with up
Hot: Slang.
Hellenic courtesan
HOMO (ant.)
Header for "orthodox"
having the teeth differentiated into incisors, canines, and molars, as in man
having opinions or doctrines at variance with an official or orthodox position
HIGH frequency radio wave-converting apparatus
having a dissimilar pair of sex chromosomes
having the foliage leaves of more than one form on the same plant or stem
HITTITE eponym
Hebrew letter after zayin
Hittite ancestor
Highly emotional, in dated lingo
Highly perturbed
Hot under the collar, slangily
Hay, in Germany.
Hay, in Hamburg
Hour in Paris
Hour: Fr.
How the reindeer spiced up his recipe?
Hack with an axe
Hang on or cut off
Hit with an axe
His desire was, in three words
He became an explorer because . . .
"__ Her Man" ('34 Cagney film)
He became an electrician because . . .
HACKED
Hack artist?
He hacks
He makes the cut
"__ hesitates is lost"
"___ hesitates is lost": 2 wds.
Hacks away at
Hacks down
Hacks with an ax
Hacks with an axe
Half dodeca-
Half of dodeca-
Half-dozen prefix
Half a dozen is one
Half dozen.
Hockey lineup, e.g.
Hockey team, e.g.
Hockey teams, e.g.
Honeycomb cell shape
Honeycomb shape
Honeycomb figures
Hydrocarbon in petroleum
Hydrocarbon obtained from petroleum
Hydrocarbon type used as a solvent
House fly, for one.
Harmful spells
"Hands off, that's mine!"
"Hold it, buddy!"
"Hold on a second"
"Hold on there!"
"How dare you!"
Hailing shout
Head-turning cry
Head-turning holler
"Hi, my love!"
"Hi there, friend"
High point in a career
Heady times
"Hi," to a guy
"Hello, W.C.!"
Household attention getter
Hank's catchphrase on "The Larry Sanders Show"
Heads-up cries
Homonym for haze
Homophone for haze
Hit song of 1954
"Howdy, partners!"
HEPHZIBAH, husband of
HIGH frequency (abbr.)
10 +1