Letter H 56750–57000

Had optimism (for) Held expectations for Had on a wish list, say Had an expectation while flying? Haiti earthquake relief album HOPEFUL person "High ___" (song featuring a rubber tree plant) "High ___," 1959 song "High" feelings Has aspirations High ___ (great expectations) Has it as an aspiration He says he "Never Left Home." Hack's remark Hitchhiker's welcome Having expectancies He played Nixon in "Nixon" halberdier Hayride invitation Hayride invite Hog rider's "I can give you a lift" Hedda of Hollywood Have ___ (be able to jump high, in slang) High school dances High school dances of the past High-school affairs Hillsboro ___, minor-league baseball team with a mascot named Barley Homebrewer's ingredient HEMP and jute material, coarse "Hava Nagila" dance HEBREW dance Haifa dance Hand-holding celebratory dance Hand-holding dance Hand-holding group dance High-chair dance? Hour, in Italy. Hour, in Madrid. Hour, in Spain. Hour, in Spanish Hour: Lat. Hour: Latin. Hour: Sp. Hour: Span. He coined the phrase "Harmony in discord" He said, "Carpe diem." He wrote "Even the worthy Homer sometimes nods" He wrote the "Odes" Husband has love competition, a poet Heidt and Greeley Hours in Caesar's time. Hours of Greek myth. hours Book of Happening every 60 minutes Happening every 60 minutes (archaic) Having to do with a time span. Hourly HOURS (pert. to) Hand-holding group dances Hours: Sp. HORNBLOWER, Christian name of Hamlet confidant Hamlet describes Yorick to him Hamlet's confidant Hamlet's friend Hamlet's steadfast friend. Hard-working Alger He is "more an antique Roman than a Dane," in literature He says "Good night, sweet prince" to Hamlet He's addressed in Hamlet's Yorick speech Hubert __ Humphrey Hamlet’s loyal friend He died at the Battle of Trafalgar Hero of the Battle of Trafalgar Huge crowd Huge swarm Huns by the hundreds, say Huge crowds Hun groups HOARHOUND Herbaceous plant used to make throat lozenges How this entry appears in the grid Headland on a small island, off tip of S. A. Highway honker Highway hooter Hirt's companion Honk source Honked thing Honker on the road Honker's delight HEDGES, tree used in He gives a toot Heroic seaman Horatio Having antlers or protrusions HORN combs, maker of HORN spoons, maker of He ate his Christmas pie. Hero of a nursery rhyme. *Hazardous situation Heap of trouble Highly contentious situation Hardest and most callous. Hipster eyewear Hallmark of the Philadelphia sound Headgear for a cuckold Headgear of a sort. Highway noisemakers He hit .424 in '24 Highway pest Hard and rough Hard and rough, as skin Having calluses ___-handed son of toil. Hour: Comb. form. Hour: Prefix. Heartlessly unkind How one who fails a test performs H.P. Lovecraft genre HORRIFYING thing "How absolutely awful!" Hengist and ___, Jute chiefs. Hengist and ___. Hengist's brother Hengist's brother, founder of Kent. Hengist was ___ brother. "High" or "wild" animal Half a centaur Half of a centaur Hiding place for Achilles Hoops game for two Hoops game named after an animal Hoops-shooting game Houyhnhnm, for one horse's back Horses as a group hide of a horse Heard on a funny farm? *Headless Washington Irving character Hard Viking decapitated rider Headless rider of folklore Helpful attribute at Aqueduct HYOID bone shape Hoof protector Herr Wessel Having a long face, say Heavy and awkward looking Heavy and awkward-looking hortative "___ Hears a Who" He heard a Who Hawk-headed Egyptian god. Hawk-headed god Hawk-headed god of Egypt. Hawk-headed god of day: Egyptian myth. Hawaiian singer Don and family Heave-___ (dismissals) Holiday chuckles Hallelujah kin Hymn cry Holy hollers Hagfish song about water? Hookah hookup Hookup that may get kinky? Hookup that might get kinky? Hoover hookup Hosiery Hot tub filler Hydrant hook-on HEZEKIAH, prophet in the time of He prophesied the return of the Holy Family to Nazareth He's between Daniel and Joel Having nylons. Hoses. Hatin'-ass Canadian's epithet He waters HOSEN Handfuls for firefighters Hydrant hookups Haberdashery specialist He may be up to his neck in socks He's in socks "H" on a blue road sign: Abbr. Health-care facility Home for the sick Homer for the care of the terminally ill House of refuge of a religious order. House of refuge. house of rest HOME for the dying Human repair shop Hefty Cartwright brother Hefty TV son HOLD a party HOLY Sacrament Have over, say Have people over Have someone over Head of the party? Home team Home to a parasite Hope at the Oscars, e.g. Human in "Alien," e.g. Hardy lilylike perennial HELD for ransom Headliners of 1979–81 Hijacker's currency Had a party Had an affair Had over Had people over for dinner, say Hiker's lodging, perhaps Hiker's stopover Houseparents' charge house of residence Hostel frequenter holidaying in youth hostels Hiker's shelters. Hors d'oeuvre servers, maybe HAL 9000, in "2001: A Space Odyssey"? Having people over Hobson, for one Horse tenders Has a hookup over Has an affair? Has folks over Has guests over Has over Has people over Has someone over for a dinner party Has, as a party Holds, as a party Home teams. Hospitality providers High in temperature High in temperature HEAT (vulg.) HIGH temperature, of a Habaneros Like Hard to keep in stock Hard to keep in stock, say Having live wires Having many fans ... or needing a fan? Headed for the fence Headed for the fence, perhaps Heading for the fence? Heavy partner High in the 90's. High on the Scoville scale High-degree? Highly popular