Letter H 69000–69250

Half a Carrey title Half a Jim Carrey film Half a Jim Carrey film title Half a Jim Carrey movie Half a Jim Carrey movie title Half a Jim Carrey title Half of a Jim Carrey flick? Hard-to-trust person He can't be trusted He lays it on thick He speaks with forked tongue He'd have you swallow a whopper He's glib with a fib He's not to be believed He's unbelievable Heated accusation His pants are on fire His pants aren't really on fire His tales are tall Hypocrite's cousin. Half the natives, in many logic riddles Hypocrites' cousins. Have a drink, old-style Honors with wine. Harmful publication Hardly a right-minded individual? having social and political views that favour progress and reform human progress Hubert Humphrey's peepers? Henry's desire Henry's goal: 1775 Henry's quest Historic symbol whose shape can be found hidden in this completed puzzle Headwear during the French Revolution Heavenly balance Heavenly scales High scales? House entered near the autumnal equinox Hydra's neighbor Hammerstein's forte Hunter's need: Abbr. Hunting req. Hunting reqmt. Hair irritants Hair pests Hair scare Hair-y pests Hat-borne parasites Head dread Head hunters' targets Head hunters? Head infestation Head insects Head parasites Head pests Head residents? Head-hunter's prey? Headscratching problem? Heady pests Heady vermin head hair hellion Highway patrolman's request Hunter's purchase Hunter's requisite having offficial permission having official permission Have at a lollipop How Dino greets Fred Halfhearted effort "How Many ___?" (Lil' Kim song that ought to feature bars from the Tootsie Pops Owl) Hunters' needs: Abbr. Hamper part Hat informally Hat, as it were Hat, imformally Hat, in slang Hat, slangily Hat: Slang Having a cap Having a cover. Heavy-___ (sleepy) "He's for the money, he's for the show," to Boz Scaggs Hat retailer, or slang for "hats" Hats, informally Hats, slangily Hats, to a hipster Hats, to some Hats: Colloq. Hats: Slang. Headwear chain Headwear, in slang Headwear, informally Headwear: Slang Heat trappers Hinged covers Hat rental sign? "Half the Truth is often a great ___" (Benjamin Franklin) "He maketh me to ___ down in green ..." "Hips Don't __": Shakira hit "Hips Don't ___" Shakira Half-truth, to an absolutist Hammarskjold's predecessor Hammarskjöld's predecessor Harmful invention? He commutes between Oslo and New York. Henry Blake's rank in "M*A*S*H*" His U. N. job is extended for three years. Hitlerian statement. Habitual late-riser. He sleeps late. Have insomnia Have trouble drifting off Have trouble falling asleep Have trouble sleeping He decried a "culture of carnage" surrounding America's young people He wrote "Peace of Mind." Honesty evaluation Hide quietly Happily, old-style Help by committing perjury Help by confirming an alibi Help by confirming an alibi, say Help dishonestly Help with a cover story, say Hamlet, to Horatio He merits allegiance Heroic Belgian city. Historic city of Belgium. Hit snooze, perhaps Hide till the heat's off Hide out for a bit Hold on property Home security measure Home security? Homeowner's burden Homeowner's debt House claim House hold? He's mortgaged Holder of a collateral loan Holder of claimed property Holder of encumbered property Homeowner, vis-a-vis the bank Homeowner, vis-à-vis the bank Homeowners with mortgages, e.g. Holder of a legal charge. Holder of a legal claim Holder of a property charge. Holders of legal claims. Holders of property claims. Home loans, e.g. Hold back early in a race "History is a set of ___ agreed upon" (remark attributed to Napoleon) "Hope ___ to mortals / And most believe her": Housman HBO miniseries "Big Little ___" Half-truths. Heated denial Hits with fibs Hits with misinformation Holds still, at sea "He that __ down with dogs shall rise up with fleas": Franklin "He that ___ down with dogs..." Hold position, as a ship Hold still, nautically Hoodwink, in a way Hoodwink, perhaps He played Marty in "Spotlight" "He likes it!" cereal "Hey Mikey!" cereal Hang on for dear __ Harsh sentence Human activities. Human affairs. His 1944 film Hitchcock classic: 1944 Hitchcock film of 1944 Hitchcock film: 1944 Hitchcock survival film Having no pizazz He'll never get out He's in for good His sentence is lengthy "___ Handicap": Kipling Holey confection Heart-pounding question (Part 2) Human span Highest bar? Harrods conveyance Heel part. Heeltap Heightening shoe device Help for a pedestrian Help of any kind. Hitcher's hope Hitchhiker's desire Hitchhiker's hope Hitchhiker's need Hitchhiker's objective Hitchhiker's request Hitchhiker's ride Hitchhiker's wish Hitchhiking hope Hitching goal Hitching hope Hydraulic device in a repair shop Help minimally Help somewhat Help, for a body builder? Handled some weighty court evidence? Handle for use with stove lids. Hatchback feature that swings upward Heel layers. Hefts. Heighteners Hitchers hope for them Hitchers' hopes Hitchhikers' desires Hitchhikers' goals Hitchhikers' hopes Hitchhikers' needs Hits the weight room Hopes for hitchers HEIST: Act 1, Opening Hoist, redundantly Hip bands Hybrid big cat Hybrid cat Hybrid feline Hybrid like a tigon Hybrid offspring of two kinds of roaring cats Hybrid whose father is a lion Hybrid zoo animal Hybrid cats Hardly heavy Hardly hefty Humorous aspect Having a delicate touch ___ Harry Lee (Robert E. Lee's father) Henry Lee III, familiarly Hamilton Basso novel. Helpful accessory for a photographer. Hot Feliciano song having a light color Hard-to-read preliminary print? Has a contagious smile, say having the shape of a strap Half of CIV Half of CVI Having the qualities of someone you might want to get a beer with, say Have a fondness for