Letter H 59750–60000

How gourmands enjoy their food Heavily engaged (in) Happening soon hold as reserve or withdraw from circulation Hardly reserved quiet person? high casualties Having everlasting life How gods live "How touching" HUMORAL immunity-mediating protein molecule HYPOSENSITISATION "Hey, buddy! You're not the head of the line!" "Hey, there's a line here!" Hater's words Human line? Human-verifying words on a screen "Hold on, give me a second" "Hmm, let me think about that" "Here's $.02 for you," in a text "Here's a thought," briefly "Here's how I feel," briefly "Here's how I see it," in netspeak "Here's how I see it," to texters "Here's the truth," initally "Here's what I think," from a texter "Here's what I think," in e-mail "Here's what I think," in texts "Here's what I think," to emailers Hedging lead-in to a forum post Hot take introduction How a texter might qualify some unsolicited advice "Heading out now!" Heap of music Heroine of "Cymbeline." Heroine of Shakespeare's "Cymbeline" Half of a 1950's comedy team "How are you doing?" response "How are you" reply "How are you?" response "How ya' doing?" reply "How're you doing?" response "Howya doin'?" response Half a self-help book title Happy post-accident pronouncement Happy post-accident statement Happy post-accident words Harris self-help book Hot gambler's boast Hot person's boast "Houston (Means ___ Day Closer to You)" Larry Gatlin Hotline? "Handling that now!" "Have this on my desk by..." response Hold'em words "___ here" ("later") "Here comes trouble" type Handful for a pediatrician Horny half-pint hood Child have a strong effect on someone Having a significant effect Has an influence on Has consequences on Hammered or plastered Husband or wife's statement? High-bounding antelope High-jumping antelope Hit with a harpoon, say Harpooned or skewered having an odd number of fingers on each limb having different number of syllables in different cases Has-been's admission? Heavy-brushstroke technique seen in many van Gogh paintings Hock, old style Herb's partner's statement? hinder in action or progress Held up progress. Hancock Tower architect His first initial stands for "Ieoh" Hong Kong's Bank of China Tower architect He pulled Tammany's tail. Hang in the balance Hang over one's head Hover menacingly Hover ominously Hovers menacingly haughtily overbearing hard words Hardly godly Hinted about a player swap? Hint at without saying have as a necessary feature Hardly tactful Hard-to-acquire album Heineken, vis-a-vis Budweiser having or suggesting a consciousness of high position He brings in the ginseng Home of a foreign trader? Hondas and Saabs harass with persistent requests Habitual fear of being exposed as a fraud Human phony Hold in legal custody. Hold, as a tower Hurok or Bing. Hurok was one Hurok, for example. Hurried person's statement? Has a great effect on Have cosmetic surgery, for example Handfuls for a babysitter Hell-raisers Hobs "How can I drive the babysitter nuts this time?" et al.? Hungarian Communist Nagy Hungarian Communist leader Nagy Hungarian composer Kálmán Hungarian hero Nagy Hungarian leader Nagy Hungarian leader Nagy’s first name Hungarian name equivalent to Amory Hungarian patriot Nagy Hungarian patriot___Nagy Hungarian poet Madach Hungarian political figure Nagy Hungarian politico Nagy Hungarian premier Nagy Hungarian statesman Nagy Hungarian writer Madách Hungary's Nagy Hungary's Nagy et al. Hero Nagy. "How r u?" and others Has an online chat with, perhaps Has an online convo with "Hold me" "__ hungry I could . . ." "___ hungry I could eat . . ." Hit for the Pointer Sisters "Hold on... huh?!" "Hard decision!" Hawaiian baking pit "Hand me a bat!" "Haven't gone to bed yet" Happy cry from an eager Little Leaguer Hawaiian baking pits Hawaiian pits for baking. He once called himself "Howard Stern with a vocabulary" He returned to the airwaves on 12/3/07 He's a morning person? Host Don with an insensitive streak Host who said, "I talk to millions of people every day. I just like it when they can't talk back." "Happens all the time" "Hello, __ Be Going" "Hello, __ Be Going": Groucho Marx song "Hurry up!" to a server? "How Easy Is That?" cookbook writer Garten Having three sharps Having three sharps, musically Heartbeat Hell ___ handbasket ___ heartbeat (instantly) ___ hurry (rushed) ___ hurry (rushing) Having some drinks, say How some calorie counters eventually want to look good Having trouble How shoelaces are often tied How to tie ribbon Hampered by restrictions How breakfast cereal is usually packaged How busy honorees might receive their awards How degrees are sometimes awarded How suspects who have fled may be tried How the invisible man votes? How many people get around town How most Campbell's soup comes How paint is usually sold How soda may be sold How some pet food is sold How soup is often sold How soup or soda is often sold Healing, one way How some broken bones are set How hopelessly behind-the-times folks live? How campers may sit How dogs chase their tails How something fleeting may occur How Rome wasn't built How Dorothy imagined she went to Oz How the terse make deliveries? Host of Food Network's "Barefoot Contessa" Hurting badly Having debt Having debts Having debts to pay Having money problems Having serious debts Highly annoyed How a big bad wolf might storm off Highly ambitious High above the ground How some popcorn is popped Having some trouble Having trouble: Colloq. How model airplane parts are sold How loose strings might end up How loose wires often end up How one might bolt upright How Perry Mason often caught the guilty How a fibber may be caught How a shrewd detective may catch a guilty party How a snake may be caught? How dishonest people are caught How honest folk won't be caught How perjurers may be caught How perjurers might be caught How the judge might catch the criminal How the mendacious might be caught How some tapes are played How soldiers may lie How office directives may be relayed Having difficulties Happening four weeks from now Historical perspective, part 1 Hard to reach at the office, say Hard to reach, perhaps Half-truth? Hardly well-thought-out Having no point Having zero gravity Hollow-headed How a fool acts How a goose acts How asses behave How athletes tend to speak in post-game interviews How buffoons behave How butterflies might be caught How fish and butterflies may be caught How some fish are caught How some fish or butterflies are caught How one might storm out "... __-horse open sleigh" Hardly taking things in stride Having already pressed the button? Highly p.o.'ed Huffing and puffing Having a bit of trouble Having rough going How blackbirds may be baked?