Letter H 6500–6750

"His hands can't hit what his eyes can't see" speaker "House of Cards" actor Mahershala _____ "How To Be Both" author Smith Heavyweight great known as "The Greatest" HASAN, father of HBO's "Da ___ G Show" HBO's ___ G HUSSEIN, father of He "floated like a butterfly" He "stung like a bee" He K.O.'d Foreman 10/30/74 He KO'd Foreman He KO'd Foreman in '74 He KO'd Quarry, 10/26/70 He KO'd many men He beat Ernie Terrell in 1967 He beat Liston twice He beat Sonny He called Frazier a "gorilla" He came out of retirement in 1980 He could "float like a butterfly, sting like a bee" He dethroned Foreman He dropped many men He floored Foreman in Zaire He fought Foreman He fought Frazier three times He gave Elvis Presley signed boxing gloves He had 37 KOs He had a "sting like a bee" He knew the ropes He knocked out Foreman on 10/29/74 He knocked out Liston in the first round on May 25, 1965 He licked Liston He lit the 1996 Olympics flame He messed up Foreman's grill He once had feet of Clay He once said that he "handcuffed lightning, thrown thunder in jail" He opened the 1996 Olympics He perfected the rope-a-dope He played himself in the "Diff'rent Strokes" episode titled "Arnold's Hero" He proclaimed "I shook up the world" He put people on the ropes He reportedly injured a stone, hospitalized a brick, murdered a rock, and made medicine sick He said "Champions aren't made in gyms" He said "I'm so mean I make medicine sick" (1974) He said "If you even dream of beating me, you'd better wake up and apologize" He said "It's not bragging if you can back it up" He said "Open sesame" He said "Sesame!" He said he was the greatest, and many agree He sparred verbally with Cosell He thrilled 'em in Manila He used to "sting like a bee" He used to have seconds He used to sit in a corner He was Clay before converting He was Sports Illustrated's Sportsman of the Century He was a thriller in Manila He was originally named for Henry Clay's second cousin He was the first to beat Foreman He was thrice the boxing champ He was thrice the champ He was upset by Spinks He whipped Foreman in '74 He won in Zaire: 1974 He won the "Thrilla in Manila" He won the Manila thriller He worked on canvases He wouldn't go to Vietnam He's The Greatest He's known as "The Greatest" He's on the Madison Square Garden Walk of Fame He's pictured on the cover of the book "Ghosts of Manila" He's second to Jordan in Sports Illustrated cover appearances He's second to Jordan in Sports Illustrated covers Heavyweight boxing great Heavyweight champ after Liston Heavyweight champ dubbed "The Greatest" Heavyweight champ known as "The Greatest" Heavyweight great Heavyweight legend Heavyweight legend Muhammad Heavyweight name Heavyweight poet Hero in Zaire, 1974 Hero of a Sheed book Heroic figure of the 1996 Olympics His "slave name" was Clay His 1975 autobiography was edited by Toni Morrison His career record was 56-5 His crown was stripped in 1967 His last fight was a loss to Trevor Berbick His last fight was dubbed the "Drama in Bahama" His last match was against Berbick His name was once Cassius X His pallbearers included Will Smith and Mike Tyson His record was 56-5 His ring cycle has ended His title was stripped in '67 His title was stripped in 1967 His won-lost record was 55-5 His won-lost record was 56-5 Hobnobber with forty thieves. Hogan's "American Gladiators" co-host Hollywood's MacGraw Holmes beat him in 1980 Holmes called him "The Oldest" Holmes was his last opponent Hometown hero of Louisville, Ky. Host of CNN's "Your $$$$$"___ Velshi Husband of Fatima Hyder ___ (former Indian ruler) ___ Hakim ("Oklahoma!" character) "Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania" star Bhatt How Octavius said "others" "How Could You Believe Me When I Said I Love You When You Know I've Been ___ All My Life?" Hacker's handle Handle for a vandal Handle on a rap sheet Hood's pseudonym Hyde, to Jekyll "He will hide his identity with an ..." Handles for ones not wanting to be picked up Handle with care He hung around with thieves He knew the magic words. Hero of a tale told by Scheherazade Hero of old tale. His code word was "Sesame" His opening statement is famous Huge IPO of 2014 "Her ___" (1988 Selleck / Porizkova movie) "Her ___" (Selleck film) Handy excuse Hearing aid? Hood's excuse Hare chaser Hatter's guest Heroine of an 1865 tale. Housekeeper on "The Brady Bunch" heroine Carroll Actor heroine Carroll, Lewis Hepburn film: 1935 He can't vote. He's out of this world He's questioned at Ellis Island. Hellish Heterochthonous Higher-up individual? Highly unusual His marriage might make him a citizen Hit film set aboard the spaceship Nostromo Horror film of 1979 How Keri Hilson feels? his behavior alienated the other students He has estrange feeling? Heir, at law Heir, in legal terminology Heir, legally Heir, sometimes Heir, usually Home buyer, e.g. Home buyer, for one Heirs, legally Hit film directed by James Cameron Holders of green cards Horror film directed by Cameron Hit 2004 sci-fi film with a 2007 sequel How Arafat gets started? "Half ___" (V.S. Naipaul novel) HBO conductor of prank interviews HBO title character played by Sacha Baron Cohen He called Buzz Aldrin "Buzz Lightyear" He interviewed "Boutros Boutros Boutros Boutros-Ghali" in 2003 He once asked Buzz Aldrin, "When is man going to walk on da sun?" HAPPEN upon Hit the runway Hits the runway Hawaiian royalty Hard to differentiate Hard to tell apart Having a close resemblance Having a strong resemblance Having the same characteristics How "great minds think" How great minds are said to think How great minds think, in a saying How great minds think, it's said How many twins look How most stormtroopers look in "Star Wars" How some people think How some twins dress How triplets are often dressed How twins may look How twins often dress homogeneous Human food processor? High cost of leaving? Hubby's high cost of leaving Having a fitted top and a flared bottom Having some flare Heroine of "The Sorcerer." Heroine of Chaucer's "Miller's Tale." ___ Hargreaves, first woman to complete a solo climb of Everest, 1995 "___ House," Pulitzer play "___ House," Susan Glaspell's prize play. ". . . he's making ___, and checking . . ." "... he's making ___ ..." "He's making __, checking it twice" "He's making ___ and checking it ..." "He's making ___ and checking it twice . . ." "He's making ___, checking it . . ." "He's making ___, he's checking it twice..." Heavy hitters in Hollywood Heeled over, as a ship. Heeling Heeling at sea Heeling over Heeling, as a ship Heeling, nautically. Heeling: Naut. High-profile group High-society roster Highest-status guests Hollywood elite Hollywood in-crowd Hollywood's cream of the crop Hollywood's crème de la crème ... and where to find the ends of the answers to starred clues? Hollywood's elite Host's top choices Hollywood's elite circle High-profile celeb Hollywood VIP High-profile celebs Highly regarded groups Hosts prefer them Hosts' elite invitees HIT the ground Hit terra firma Hit the deck, maybe Hit the dirt? Hit the earth Hit the ground, but not running Hit the helipad Hit the nest Hit the roof Hit the roof, like Santa Hit the runway softly Hit the tarmac Hit the tarmac, e.g.