Letter H 58000–58250

Holm of filmdom Holm of films Holm of stage and screen Holm or Fleming Holm or McKellen Holm or McKellen of "The Fellowship of the Ring" Holm who played Bilbo Holm who played Bilbo Baggins Holm who played King Lear Hotel mogul Schrager Hotelier Schrager who co-founded Studio 54 Humorist Frazier frequently found in The New Yorker Hunter of Keith. Hunter of Mott the Hoople Hunter of old movies Hunter of the cinema. Hunter or Fleming Hunter or Keith. ___ Hay, British novelist. ___ Hay, British playwright. ___ Hay, British writer. ___ Hay, English novelist. ___ Hunter, British actor. ___ Hunter, leader of rock's Mott the Hoople He played Bilbo Baggins in "Lord of The Rings" Hendry and Holm Holm and Fleming Holm and Hunter Holm and McKellen Holm and Richardson Hunter and Fleming Hunter and Holm Hunter and Keith. Hunter and Richardson Hunter and others Hunter et al. Honey-eating bird Historic capital of Moldavia. Hugo-winning 1994 memoir Healing: Comb. form Healing: Prefix Hall of Fame coach Hank of Oklahoma State Hall-of-Fame basketball coach Hank Hank in the Hall of Fame Hank of basketball fame Hank who coached Oklahoma State basketball for 36 years He wrote "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse." High-rise member High-rise support His capital is Quito. "How Can __ Sure" "How Can ___ Sure" (1967 Young Rascals hit) "How Can ___ Sure" (1967 hit) "How Can ___ Sure" (Young Rascals hit) "How Can ___ Sure" (Young Rascals song) "How Can ___ Sure?" (song by the Rascals) "How could __ so blind?" "How could ___ so dumb?" "How may ___ of service?" Happy-sounding building support Hardhat's support (hyph.) Heavy construction piece Holder of many stories Heavy construction pieces Height is an exception to it Hedged reply "How may ___ service?" HISPANIA, ancient Hannibal invaded it. Hispania, today "Ha, ri-i-ight" "Hah! Yeah, sure!" High-altitude goat High-elevation goat Himalayan goat Horned Alpine beast Horned mountain dweller Horned rock climber Horny goat "How much am __?": auctioneer's question "How much am ___?" (auction query) Harvard Lampoon's mascot Harvard Lampoon's winged symbol Head of the Egyptian god Thoth Head of the Egyptian god Thoth, in many renderings Herald of the flood, in Egyptian mythology Heron kin Heron relation Hieroglyphic animal Hieroglyphic bird Hieroglyphic bird with a long bill Hieroglyphic creature Hieroglyphic representation Hieroglyphics bird Hook-billed wading bird Heron cousins Heron s cousins Hieroglyphics birds Hard drive inventor Hewlett-Packard rival: Abbr. Hybrid Cloud company High-tech debut of 1981 Home tech product discontinued in 1987 Hebrew : Ben :: Arabic : __ Historian ___ X. Kendi "Hedda Gabler" dramatist "Hedda Gabler" penner "Hedda Gabler" playwright "Hedda Gabler" playwright Henrik He wrote "Hedda Gabler" (1828–1906). He wrote "The Master Builder" He wrote "The Pillars of Society." He wrote "The Wild Duck" He wrote "When We Dead Awaken." Hedda Gabler author Henrik Henrik ___, "Hedda Gabler" playwright Henrik of Norway. Henrik of drama Henrik who wrote "Peer Gynt" Henrik whose last play was "When We Dead Awaken" His first play was "Love's Comedy." His last drama was "When We Dead Awaken" His last play was "When We Dead Awaken" Henrik/Maurice Henrik ____ Hedda Gabler Henrik and family Henrik and family of Norway. Hand challenge Hold 'em pronouncement "Hah, told you so!" "Happy to do it!" "__ hardly wait!" "___ Has Cheezburger?" "___ Has Cheezburger?" (early meme) "___ Hear Music" (Beach Boys hit) "___ hardly believe it!" "___ hardly wait!": 2 wds. "___Help" (1974 song) Helloween's words of confidence? Helpful person's answer "Hear me out" "___ Help Myself" (Four Tops hit) "___ help myself" "Hit me with your best shot!" Honest profession? Hoarse hound's complaint? Hardly a lover of hot wings? He died soon after escaping from Crete He fell into the Aegean Sea He flew on wax-attached wings. He flew too close to the sun He flew too close to the sun, in myth He flew too high He flew too near the sun He got a fatal sunburn He took a famous mythological fall He tried to escape from Crete High flier of myth High-flying guy of myth His life story brings new meaning to the phrase "wax on, wax off" His wings melted in the sun Hot wings did him in Hubristic flier of myth "Holiday on ___" "Holiday on" ender "Hot" gems H20 at 0° H20 below 32 degrees H2O at 31 degrees F H2O below 32 degrees H2O, at times HOCKEY ground Hail makeup Hail, basically Hail, e.g. Hail, essentially Hail, mainly Hail, mostly Hailstone composition Hailstones, essentially Halo-halo ingredient Hamill's milieu Harbor problem Have in the bag Highball clinkers Highway problem. Hockey arena Hockey field Hockey milieu Hockey players take it Hockey rink surface Hockey surface Home ___ (hockey advantage) Home ___ (hockey edge) Home ___ advantage Homemade product. Hood's diamonds Hostile atmosphere. Hot diamonds Hot jewelry? Hot stones Hotel amenity down the hall Hotel amenity often near the elevator Hotel bucketful Hotel floor sign Hotel guest's bucketful Hotel hallway amenity Hotel sign How "Cold" girls were to Foreigner Hudson Bay sight hazard Road Bump in the hazard Winter ailment Hardly a cold snap Historic cold period Historic cold snap Historical cold period Historical glacial period Hit 2002 film with talking sloths Hockey contract negotiator? Historic cold periods Handy climbing aid High-altitude chopper Hillary's implement Hangover help Hangover helper Hangover sufferer's application, maybe Headache aid Headache remedy of a kind. Hangover helpers Hidden danger for ships in the North Atlantic Hard-to-get-to-know person, so to speak Haughty one. Hazard in frozen waters Head of the supermarket? Hazards for ships in cold oceans Holder of cold cubes Hotel room staple Hotel purchases He played Doughboy in "Boyz n the Hood" Hangover soother? Hat for Frosty the Snowman? Hat for Frosty? How many like their beer How many like their beer served Haagen-dazs treat Hockey player's favorite dessert? Hot-weather treat Hot weather consolation. Hot weather necessities.