Letter H 64750–65000

Hit the white water Hunting craft, originally "Hans Christian Andersen" star Danny Hans Andersen. He played Mitty He played Mr. Mitty. He stars with Jeanmaire. Host of the 24th Academy Awards Huge hit Hum-dinger of an instrument? Hummed-into instrument Hummer's instrument Humming toy Hummed music? Hummers' instruments Heat amt. equal to 4,184 joules Heat energy meas. Heat meas. that also names a major L.A. TV station He sang the '90s ballad "All My Life" with JoJo Hall of Fame Celtic whose initials are his given name Hall-of-Fame Boston Celtic from the 1950's-60's Hall-of-Famer from the 1950s-'60s Celtics Hawaii's Mauna -- Hawaii's Mauna ___ Observatories Hawaii's Mauna ___ volcano Hawaii's highest Hawaii's highest mountain Hawaii's highest peak, Mauna ___ Hawaiian for "white" Hawaiian peak Mauna --- Hawaiian word for "white" He played TV's Mike Hammer Historic actor Edmund Historic thespian Edmund "Henry's Crime" actor Reeves He played "that Tod" in "Parenthood" He played John in the {/John Wick/} series He played Johnny Mnemonic He played Johnny in "Johnny Mnemonic" He played Kevin in "The Devil's Advocate" He played Klaatu in "The Day The Earth Stood Still" (2008) He played Klaatu in 2008 He played Neo in "The Matrix" He played Ted in "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure" He rescued Sandra in "Speed" He starred with Charlize in "Sweet November" He was Ted in the Bill & Ted movies Hollywood's Reeves Historian Doris ___ Goodman Historian Doris ___ Goodwin "How to Get Away With Murder" lawyer Annalise He was Batman and Beetlejuice He was Mr. Mom Hollywood's Diane, Buster or Michael Hollywood's Diane and Michael (2) Hollywood's Diane, Buster and Michael "Here lies one whose name was writ in water." "Hyperion" creator "Hyperion" poet "Hyperion" poet John "Hyperion" writer He called the nightingale "Dryad of the trees" He died of tuberculosis at age 26 He said, "A thing of beauty is a joy forever." He said, "Beauty is truth, truth beauty." He wrote "Beauty is truth . . . " He wrote "Endymion" He wrote "Hyperion" He wrote "Lamia" He wrote "The Eve of St. Agnes" His Hampstead home is now his museum His epitaph was "Here lies one whose name was writ in water" Halal meat treat Hot '80s sneaker brand He wrote about Irish nationalism He sang with Grayson Howard from Ill. Howard of "Dallas" Howard of "Kiss Me Kate" Howard of "Show Boat" Howard of "Showboat" Howard of movie musicals Howard of musical comedy fame Howard of musicals Hull backbone Hull beam Hull feature Hull foundation Hull piece Hull structure Hull's foundation Hull's part Howard and Bob Hull parts, often Hull stabilizers Have a good mourning? Having a sharp edge Having great interest Highly developed Highly developed, as eyesight Highly honed Highly insightful Highly perceptive, as vision Highly sharpened having eagerness or enthusiasm Home of Antioch University New England Home to New Hampshire's Pumpkin Festival Home to the New Hampshire Pumpkin Festival, Guinness record holder for most jack-o'-lanterns displayed in one location (over 30,000!) High-pitched scream? Hoffman's "Capote" co-star How to be aware How you may be interested How you may be jealous or interested Happy about Heavily into HAVE commodity habitually on sale or at hand Hang on to ... or a word that can precede either half of the answer to each starred clue Honey can do it indefinitely hold and prevent from leaving Hide in plain sight? Hand with no pass, in hearts Hundred Mile House ____ Hold to a moral code Hanging on to Holding onto House or book follower Hold one's tongue *Hold, as a door Hangs on to Has in inventory Has at the ready Has ready Handles discreetly Holds an arm? Honors, as a promise Hides, as a secret Honor, as a schedule Hide some brown furs? Hold onto, as with a secret hemp East Indian He wears a coonskin cap. His hat is in the ring. Half-barrel, e.g. Harp holder Holder of drafts Home to Samuel Adams? holder Suds Heineken introduction of 2002 Hip-strengthening exercises Holders for gunpowder or Guinness He played Dave in "2001" Harvey Actor Harvey ____ of The Piano Harvey of "Little Nicky" Harvey of "Mean Streets" Harvey of "Reservoir Dogs" Harvey of "Smoke" Harvey of "Taxi Driver" Harvey of 'Pulp Fiction' Harvey of Hollywood He was one of the Reservoir Dogs Hollywood's Harvey Hernandez or Richards "Hustlers" star who coined the phrase "Sorry to this man" Half of a nineteen-nineties comedic duo Helen ___ ("The Miracle Worker" role) Helen, who overcame deafblindness to become an author Helen who was one of the ACLU's co-founders Hotlips in the movie "M*A*S*H" he established a company to manufacture the cereal He was singin' in the rain Hero Colin. Health food from the sea Healthful seaweed Hornplant HORSE-formed water spirit He plays Frasier He plays Niles' brother "Horse of the Year": 1963 Horse of the Year 1960-1964 Horse of the Year from 1960 to 1964 Horse of the Year, 1960-'64 Highlander: Var. Half a Western nickname Half a classic cowboy nickname HUD chief for Bush HUD secretary under Bush Sr. He debated Gore in 1996 He ran with Dole Half a logic puzzle Half a number puzzle Half a numbers game He beat James and Brad in a 2019 TV event He hosts "Jeopardy!" when Mayim doesn't He investigated Bill and Monica He reunited with his fictional ex on Valentine's Day in 2011 He says "I'm not a girl's toy! I'm not! Why do you keep saying that?!" in "Toy Story 3" He was given a man bun in 2017 He wears little clothing He's a real doll He's doll-faced He's quite a doll Historical novelist Follett Hockey Hall of Famer Dryden Hockey great Dryden Hockey's Dryden Holtzman who pitched for the Yankees Howard of "Dynasty" Howard of "The White Shadow" Howard or Kesey Howard or Norton ___ Henry, Olympic skater. "How To Be an Antiracist" author Ibram X. __ He may not be far from Barbie Holliday of 'Matlock' His roles include Leslie Chow and Ben Chang Hub Green Line stop Half man Half portrait Half profile Half-dollar face He was the 35th of 40 Hyannisport unmentionable? Hotel for hounds Hound hotel Hound's hotel Held for training, as boxers Hound holders Hound hotels Historic toy-company name He was Inspector Kemp in "Young Frankenstein" "Hocus Pocus" director Ortega Hard-to-understand "South Park" character He sings on the radio. Hooded "South Park" kid *His songs were in "Top Gun" and "Footloose" Harris' TV spouse Home of Carthage College Hidden Valley competitor Hockey's Dryden and namesakes Houston and Strong of the Football Hall of Fame Howard and Follett Howard and Maynard Hunks of plastic? HENGIST, kingdom founded by HORSA, kingdom of Hrbek or McCord Hrbek or Tekulve of baseball ___ Hrbek (ballplayer with the nickname "Buy A Vowel") His theme song was "Artistry in Rhythm"