Letter H 67500–67750

Hen or cake. Hen, e.g. Hen, for one Hen, hopefully Hen, often Hen, perhaps Hen, vis-à-vis eggs Having strata Henhouse jitters? Hens, but not roosters Hens, e.g. Hens, in a way Have in one's sights Hen's activity Hen's work Hitting short of the green Hyperbolize, with "on" How to arrange shrub netting? Her assistance is requested in a Derek and the Dominos song Hit for Derek and the Dominos Hid from the cops, say Hid from the police Hardly an expert He isn't in the business He's no expert He's not in the business Hall of Fame quarterback Bobby "He ___ in the Reins" Iron & Wine Has an egg Holds back nothing Halts a ship in the open water Halts a ship's motion Hold (a ship) stationary in the wind Hold stationary in the wind, as a ship Hold still on the sea "Hoosiers" shot Hoops two-pointer Hospitalize Hoop shots Hoops gimmes Half a Furniture Galleries brand Hollywood agent Irving "Swifty" __ Hollywood agent Swifty He was raised from the dead He was raised in Bethany Her poem is engraved under Miss Liberty Hammock it up Hang (around) in a hammock, say Hang in a hammock Hang in the hammock Hang out in the hammock Have more than half a loaf? Hit the hammock Hung in a hammock Has more than half a loaf How to enjoy some amusement park water rides He debated Clinton in September Hard to motivate Hardly hardworking Having no drive Having no get-up-and-go He'd rather go fishin'. H.H.H.'s boss HHH was his veep HHH was his vice president He became pres. on 11/22/63 He ran with JFK He succeeded JFK His Library is at the U of T His library is in Austin His library is in Austin, Tex. His presidential library is in Austin, Tex. His signature established HUD Historic site on the Pedernales River in Texas Hill Country Historical attraction W of Austin Heavily financed corp. takeover Hostile takeover, in stock reports Heavily financed Wall St. deals Heavily financed deals, briefly High-debt Wall St. deals Hardware for hanging shelves Hard efforts: Abbr. Hercules' dirty doz. HDTV choice HDTV feature HDTV feature, often HDTV screen HDTV screen type HDTV type Hi-def buy High-def flat screen High-def screen High-definition tube, for short Hebrew toast Hebrew toast that means "to life" Heads: Abbr. "Howard the Duck" actress Thompson Half a Worcestershire sauce duo Hangout for kids Hayfield He wrote "The Brave Bulls" He wrote "The King Ranch" He wrote "The Wonderful Country": 1952 Heath's more developed cousin Heifer hangout Herd Hangout Herd dining area Herd haven Herd immunity spot? Herd locale Herd's environs. Herd's hangout Herd's home Herd's milieu Herd's setting Hertfordshire river Holstein hangout Homophone for lee hangout Herd hangout Jersey Heavy metal in pipes and pencils HEAVY element HEAVY substance Have charge of. Have followers Have more points than Head the cast Head the pack Help for a case Help for a sales rep Help to show the way Hindrance for Superman Hit first, in boxing. Hold first Hold first place Hollow point bullet component Hot __ and Cold Feet (1978 western spoof) Hot clue Household paint no longer contains it " . . . ___ horse to . . . " "___ horse to water . . . " Headliners Have it rough, like Asta? Husky at the front of a team Heads to Nome, say Hard to lift or move Hard to move or lift. Heavy and inert Heavy-footed Head of a group HETMAN Head D.C. lobbyist? Head of a motorcycle gang, figuratively speaking Head wolf Hit by The Shangri-Las Head honchos, collectively headship "He ___ Me" (old hymn) Highway speedster High-quality window composition Heavier, in a way Hymnal favorite Heavy metal source Heavy-metal source Handy instrument. High-profile acting job Hamlet in "Hamlet" and others Has an edge Has followers Has the edge Hero and heroine. Head an effort Have as a consequence Help cause, with "to" He wrote "The Story of Ferdinand." High Times centerfold, perhaps Hinged section of a table top. Humorist Munro Having more foliage. Handout on the street Handouts at some protests Habs' foes Humus formed by deciduous trees: 2 wds. Having full foliage Having much foliage Headline of January 10, 1920. Helium balloon problem Hiss cause Hiss source Hiss-maker Hissing tire's problem Hole in the boat. Homophone of one vegetable; anagram of another Hot water heater trouble How movie details might get out How word gets out Having more holes. Having the least integrity Hardly seaworthy Hardly watertight ". . . his wife could eat no ___" "Hobson's Choice" director Hamburger grade Hamburger grading word Hardly corpulent Hardly prosperous Hardly rich Have a bias Have a disposition to do something Have a list Have a preference Have an inclination Having little fat Having minimal fat Highly efficient " . . . ___ hungry look": Julius Caesar Healthy Choice rival He loved Hero He swam the Dardanelles. He swam the Hellespont for love He was drowned in the Hellespont. Hellespont swimmer Hellespont victim Hero admirer Hero for Hero Hero lover Hero worshipper? Hero's beloved Hero's drowned swimmer. Hero's heartthrob Hero's hero Hero's love Hero's lover Hero's mythical beloved Heroic swimmer. Hero's lover and others Had a bias Had a list Had a tendency. Having less fat Hobber, in horseshoes Hobber, in quoits Hobber, in the game of horseshoes Horseshoe pitch Horseshoe toss Horseshoe-toss result Horseshoes one-pointer Horseshoes score Horseshoes scorer Horseshoes shot