Letter H 60500–60750

Huffer's cry Having no being Having no hope of being checked Hardly in a skillful way "Hairspray" kid ___ Haynes Irwin. Having a single flat, musically Having one flat Having one flat, musically "Honestly," to Horatio HAVING a bad reputation Having an evil reputation Honor's opposite Huggies? Hospital deliveries Have an intense passion for Hot now How a fugitive may live How cowards live How one might cower How people might cower How some people live How terrified people live How posh people used to pronounce actually spread disease Health plan's exclusion for gigglers? How baseball distances are measured How distances to ballpark fences are measured heeler Hateful: Colloq. Hell of a poem? Hellish spot Hot spot for Dante Huge fire Having a problem, as with termites Heathen or atheist, pejoratively Heathens having no limits or boundaries in time or space or extent or magnitude How Troy perished. How the Hindenburg went down How the Phoenix went down Hairdo for economists? HERMAPHRODITE-flowered plant Having clout Having sway having great influence having or exercising influence or power Help desk offering Help desk offering, briefly Helpful data Helpful data, for short Helpful facts Helpful facts, briefly Helpful facts, for short Helpful facts, informally Helpful knowledge, for short Helpful stuff Horse's-mouth intelligence How Hershey's Kisses are wrapped How baked potatoes may be cooked Half-hour product pitch Have it -- (dislike) Have it ___ (hold a grudge against). HAVE one know How mini-pizzas are usually cut How parts of a whole can be written? How some pay balances How most jokes are told Hot, as an angry person Having one sharp Having one sharp, musically Hernando's "-ando" How banjos are usually tuned Historian Clendinnen who wrote "Reading the Holocaust" Hurricane following Gerda (1969) He told Sheba to come back He won an Oscar for "Splendor in the Grass" He won the Pulitzer for Drama the same year that Hemingway won for Fiction He wrote "A Loss of Roses" He wrote "Bus Stop" He wrote "Come Back, Little Sheba" He wrote "Picnic" He wrote "Things New and Old" at 73. His Pulitzer-winning work was set in "a small town in Kansas" His gravestone says simply "PLAYWRIGHT" Heavyweight champ Johansson who defeated Floyd Patterson Hamlet's Ophelia, for one Hastings hearth Hearth in Harrogate Hearth, in Hastings "¿Habla usted ___?" (me when I get shy about my bad Spanish) How many people trust How many trust How some trust Hard block Heavy bar Heavy metal bar Heavy metal bar, maybe Heavy metal sample High-priced block Headline about a mishap at Fort Knox? Hard bars Hybridize a shrub Humphrey's "Casablanca" co-star highly cohesive and relatively closed social group he studied the creation and inhabitation and demise of the colony Have a smoke He respires Help for asthmatics Hospital gizmo Has an inspiration How sandwiches may be cut How a lot of bad decisions are made How decisions shouldn't be made How last-minute plans are made How many mistakes are made Having a crisp picture, say How M.L.B. games are often broadcast How TV shows may air How TV shows may be shown How many TV movies can be seen How many TV programs are aired nowadays How many TV shows air How many TV shows are aired How many TV shows are broadcast, nowadays How many TV shows are now shown How many TV shows are shown How many TV shows are shown nowadays How many TV shows are shown, and a hint to the seven longest across answers' common feature How many TV shows are viewed nowadays How many TV shows can be seen nowadays How many modern TV shows may be seen How many modern games are broadcast How many pores are seen How many prime-time shows can be seen How many series air How many shows are broadcast How most TV shows air How most TV shows air, and a hint to nine puzzle answers How most TV shows are now presented How most new TV shows air How most television is broadcast, these days How much T.V. is broadcast How some MLB games are aired How some TV is broadcast How the newest TV series are broadcast How Ginger Rogers danced How J.Lo performs How many salsa dancers dance "Hey!," from someone who's hiding Hider's hissed revelation Hider's location-revealing words Hider's revelation Hider's whisper Hider's whisper, perhaps Have through a gene hereditary succession to a title or an office or property Hold back, as emotions "He'd turn over ___ grave!" "He's Got the Whole World ___ Hands" How Astaire dressed formally How a scary-movie watcher might recoil How people react to slasher films Having troubles Hannibal Lecter-like "Here Comes the Hotstepper" name "Here Comes the Hotstepper" singer Kamoze Hole ___ (golf thrill) How a champagne bottle may arrive How beer at a cookout might be kept How fish is packed How fish is shipped, often How fish is usually shipped How fish may be packed How fish on a fishing boat are stored How fresh fish is packed How fresh fish may be packed How freshly caught fish should be kept How king crab legs are packed for shipping How much fish is packed How picnic drinks may be packed How seafood is shipped How seafood may be shipped How some fresh fish may be packed How some market items are packed "Hello, my name is ___ Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die." "Hello. My name is ___ Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die." ("The Princess Bride" line) "Hello. My name is ___ Montoya..." (repeated "The Princess Bride" line) He killed the six-fingered man in "The Princess Bride" Hazing event Hostilely adverse How I tried to solve at the American Crossword Puzzle Tournament, but gave up after the first puzzle, because what kind of crazy idea is that How agreements are signed How all contracts are signed How brave solvers do crosswords? How checks are signed How checks are written How checks must be signed How confident Post solvers solve How confident people solve crosswords How contracts are generally signed How contracts are signed How contracts are usually signed How documents are signed How hard crosswords are usually not done How legal documents are usually signed How many contracts are signed How most legal documents are signed How much signing is done How names are usually signed How paper contracts are signed How some letters to Santa are written How some proudly solve crosswords How some solvers solve How some solvers solve crosswords How some will solve this crossword How the confident do crosswords How the confident solve crosswords How to do a crossword How to sign How to sign a contract How you might bravely solve this puzzle "Her heart wasn't ___" H.S.T. or F.D.R. HST part, say: Abbr. Handkerchief décor: Abbr. Handkerchief ltr. Hankie embroidery (Abbr.) Hanky décor: Abbr. Hanky embroidery (abbr.) Hanky embroidery, maybe (abbr.) Have a hand __ Having a chance to win Having a shot Having a shot at winning Having a shot to win How stressed words may be printed How titles may be displayed How titles may be written Handkerchief adornment. Handkerchief embroidery Handkerchief extra Hanky embroidery Hazing events He's always starting something. How quips are delivered Humor that could be hard to get Humor for a select few Honest ___ (on my word of honor). Habeas corpus Harmed, wounded