Letter H 58750–59000

Has thoughts Head process Hyperbolic pledge if the improbable were to happen, and a phonetic hint to the theme answers Have an ___ (intend) Henri's brainstorm Henri's thought Hugo's concept "Henry VI" character "Henry VI, Part II" character having the same intention regarding another power Half a supposedly telepathic pair Humphrey Metrodome clones HAMILL, HARMON, MESSIER, SPITZ High-tech criminals Hieroglyphic symbol, for instance Historic March day Historic Senate date Historic assassination date Hotel employee who only works one day a month? Helpful Latin phrase High-tech kitchen accessory company Hated first name He deposed Milton in 1971 He overthrew Milton He overthrew Milton in 1971 He was Amin guy He was succeeded by Yusufu Homophone for Eydie He died in exile in Saudi Arabia He was declared president for life on 6/25/1976 "How come you haven't..." retort "How come you never..." retort "How come you still haven't..." retort "Hooray for me!" "Hooray for my achievement!" "Hooray for yours truly!" "Hooray, me!" "Hurray for me!" "___ hard but am not afraid to go" (George Washington's last words) "___ hard": Washington Hep "Gotcha" Hep "Roger that" Hepcat's "Got it" Hepcat's phrase of understanding Hepcat's words of understanding Hip "ten-four" Hip hippie phrase Hippie's "Comprendo" Hippie's "Got it!" Hippie's "Understood!" Hippie's "Understood, man" Hippie's "Yeah, man!" Hippie's acknowledgment Hippie's affirmative reply Hippie-style 'Got it' Hipster's "Got it!" Hipster's "Gotcha!" Hipster's "Roger" Hipster's "Understood!" Hipster's acknowledgment Hipster's line "Hang one's head," e.g. "Hang your head," for instance "Have a cow" or "hold your horses" "Head over heels," e.g. "Hit the books" is one "Hit the hay" or "hit the road" "Hit the sack" or "hit the books" "Hold your horses," e.g. "Hold your horses," for example "Horse around" or "rain cats and dogs" "Hot to trot" or "cold feet" "Hot to trot" or "cool as a cucumber" "How are you?" for example. "How are you?” for instance. Hard-to-translate phrase Hit the ceiling, e.g. Hit the hay, say Hit the nail on the head, e.g. Hit the road, say Hit the sack, e.g. Hard to translate, in a way Having a distinct style HAVING its own characteristic form "Hands down" and "Talk turkey" "Hands down" and "cold feet" "Hands down" and "eating crow," for two "Hang your head" and "eating crow" "Head over heels" and "hand over fist" "Hit the sack" and "hit the books," e.g. Hits the books and rings a bell Hot potatoes and cold fish? Hurdles for language learners "How can you be so dumb?!" Hardly an Einstein Helps for TV monologues Hardly sharp Hardly rocket science "How could they be so stupid?!" "Hollywood Squares" declaration "Haven't the foggiest," online "___ hands are the devil's playthings" "___ hands are the devil's tools" "___ hands are the devil's workshop" Hanging around Hanging, so to speak Hardly industrious Hardly working Harmless, as threats Have the car running in place Have the engine on while parked Having a day off Having no basis Having nothing going on Having some downtime Having the day off Having time on one's hands He slugged in bed all morning Hollow, as a threat Had an off day? Had nothing to do Hung out in the hammock Has-been actor? having no employment Hammock occupant Hardly a doer Hardly a workaholic He doesn't do anything He doesn't do much He kills time Hangs around Has an off day? Having the least to do High schooler just hanging out? How a lazybones hangs around How casual thoughts are offered How chatterboxes may chat How doodles are drawn How doodles are generally drawn How doodles are usually drawn How fainéants spend time How loafers stand by How one may hang around How one might scroll through a social-media feed How otiose people spend time How people may stand by How people often scroll through social media How some people chatter How some sit by How some spend their days off How some stand by How some threats come across How thumb-twiddling is done How thumbs are twiddled How to just hang around How to stand by? How you might browse Netflix "Heck yeah!", at the altar Half a Broadway title Half a Merrick musical Half a musical title Half an altar exchange Half of a musical Half of a musical title. Half the title of a musical Hearing promise Heartfelt promise Heartfelt vow His or her vow Hitching phrase Hitching promise Hitching words Hitching-post reply? Hoped-for altar response "Hot in the City" Billy He danced with himself Heartthrob, maybe Heathen deity Heathen's deity Heathen's figurine Hero plus Hero to many Hero type Hero's next status Hero-type Hero-worship subject Heroic person, to some Hicks or Underwood Highly revered figure Highly revered person. Hit Fox show, in headlines Hit show on Fox, familiarly Hollywood celeb Hollywood favorite Hollywood heartthrob Hollywood hotshot Hopalong, for instance. Hot star Hot star, e.g. Household god. Huge star Hugely popular celeb Heathen of sorts Hero worshipers High elevator Hero worshippers. Holds in high esteem Heathen deities Heathen gods Heathen images. Hero types Hidden treasures on "Survivor" Hollywood faves Hollywood favorites Hollywood stars, e.g. Hot stars Huge celebs Huffy response to an untrue accusation Half a quote from Samuel Butler "__ have a clue" "___ Have the Heart" (James Ingram hit) Hit by Usher *holds hands palms-out at 45-degree angles with index fingers extended and thumbs overlapping* "Hmm ... probably not" HITTITE King "Hijack" star Elba He played Stringer on "The Wire" Hedonistic constructs Hospital bracelets Hospital bracelets, essentially Hypothetical structural units. Hypothetical units. Hesitant affirmation "Hello! I'm ..." badge Heart on a dog collar, perhaps Help on a carousel Hi! I'm ... badge Holder of a dog's name and owner info Handle attachments? How the Secretary of State is knighted? "Haven't a clue" "___ handled that differently" Homemade bomb, for short Homemade bombs, for short Handle, as a curve for a cyclist Hair or perk add on Halberd follower Hand or boss trailer Hand or wind finish Hotel addition?