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Herbert of "Pink Panther" films Herbert of "Pink Panther" movies Herbert of "The Dead Zone" Herbert of "The Phantom of the Opera" Herbert of "The Pink Panther Strikes Again" Herbert of "The Pink Panther" films Herbert of "The Return of the Pink Panther" Herbert of "War and Peace" Herbert of Hollywood Herbert of TV Herbert of many "Pink Panther" movies Herbert of old "Pink Panther" films Herbert of the "Pink Panther" movies Herbert who played Charles Dreyfus in the Pink Panther films Herbert who played Clouseau's superior Hollywood heavy Herbert ___ Hill in the Southwest Hill of Southwest Happy or Willy Hills of Southwest Hall-of-Fame coach who purportedly said "Once you learn to quit, it becomes a habit" Hawaiian massage Half a Cambodian palindrome Half of a palindromic Asian He played Gaston's title character in 1925 He played Lennie in "Of Mice and Men" He played Quasimodo in 1923 Hinkle Golfer Hinkle, of the links Hoops coach Kruger Horror actor Chaney Horror film legend Chaney, or his acting son Horror film star Chaney Horror legend Chaney Horror movie actor Chaney Horror star Chaney Horror's Chaney Horror film actor born 4/1/1883 "House of Dracula" star (1945) HARROW School site Haydn's 104th Holmes's home Home for Holmes Home for William and Kate Hub of England's "Festival." Hyde Park place Harrow resident Holmes or Watson, e.g. Hosts at the Festival. Hotel near Buckingham Palace Hardy perennial saxifrage. Home to most Cockneys Home of the first public aquarium Hank Williams Jr. "___ Wolf" Having no partner Having no peer Hermitic How you can't tango High-flying metaphor for independence Hermit farmer? HOMESICK ___ hearts club Hardly a bon vivant Hardly a company man Hardly a gregarious type Hardly a party person Hardly a people person Hardly an extrovert Hardly the belle of the ball Hardly the gregarious sort Hardly the gregarious type He doesn't like company He stays apart from parties He thinks two's a crowd He's not a company man? Hermit musician Homebody, perhaps Howard Hughes became one Howard Hughes, for instance He rode to "William Tell Overture" He took Silver Hardly partygoers Hardly social butterflies Homesick, perhaps How some exiles live "How ___ has this been going on?" Hard to sit through Have a desire Have a strong desire Having many pages He was assassinated in Baton Rouge, 1935 Highly extended How a boring story might feel How hippies wore their hair How some quarterbacks go Huey for one Huey of Louisiana politics Huey or Russell Half a strait-laced pair? Historical rhythmic value found in early sheet music "Harry Potter" character Neville ___ Hundred Years' War weapon Horse trainer's rope Horse-guiding rope Horse-training Rope Attach with a Horse-training rope Had a burning desire Had hankerings Horse guiding ropes Having the most length having a face longer than the usual He wrote "A Psalm of Life." He wrote "The Psalm of Life" Having a relatively high word count Hi-fi sound? HOMESICKNESS having elongated wings or feathers Home of Hofstra Home of Mattituck and Montauk Home of potent iced tea? Home of the Ducks of baseball's Atlantic League Historic American waterway. Having a big mouth? Huey and Glynis Historic 6,000-mile retreat by the Red Army in the 1930s Human flesh, facetiously, to cannibals Hankers (for) Hankers or yearns Has a craving (for) Has a hankering Has a strong craving Has a yearning (for) Has yearnings Huey and Howie Huey and Russell Huey and son Hungers or thirsts Hardly a favorite Hardly a sure thing Heavy underdog. Horse unlikely to win a race Horse with poor chance to win hypermetropia having existed for a long time Hardly new Huey exhausted a soapbox speaker Howard's "WKRP" costar Hero of a Farrell trilogy. Halifax head Hastings head Hawaiian-born actor Head abroad? Head across the Atlantic Head across the pond Head at Heathrow Head for a pub Head in the Tube Head of Britain Head of British Parliament? Head of Buckingham Palace? Head of Chelsea Head of England Head of England County of Head of Eton? Head of Great Britain Head of Hastings? Head of Hogwarts Head of Liverpool? Head of Parliament First woman in Head of St. Paul's Cathedral? Head of the British Isles Head of the United Kingdom? Head overseas Head, in English club Heathrow head Hereford head Hull head He outranks a top kick Hock a ___ Hocked things He outranks the sarge "Hey, over here!" "___ Homeward, Angel." Have a gander Have a gander at He said Out ____, Saskatchewan Have foresight Hollywood doubles "Hey, show some spirit!" "Hurry up!" to a zombie? Have a just-woke-up appearance Handbook for careful pilots "He who hesitates is lost, but ..." He who hesitates is lost, but also... Handsome fellas Have a chip on one's shoulder "Hey, see what I got!" "Hey Good ___" "Here's the thing", casually Have tears in one's eyes Has very high hopes Have as a role model Hang in the distance Hang ominously Hang on the horizon Hang overhead Heddle's place Hover ominously, as clouds Hover threateningly Hung in the distance Hanging over one's head Have an outsize presence Hang above, ominously Haunt, from a great height Hangs heavy Hangs over, like impending doom Hovers (over) Has major importance Has tremendous influence Hendrik Willem van ___ Hendrik van ___. Having the fewest marbles? Home of Monty Python and Benny Hill? Half hitch feature Handwriting curve Handwriting feature Heart of Chicago, with "the" Highway exit path Handwriting features Heads for Britain? Heads of England? Heads of Parliament Hardly literal Hardly tight Hardly word-for-word Having escaped Having slack Hardy uptight "He hath ___ the fateful lightning . . . " "He hath ___ the fateful lightning ..." ("The Battle Hymn of the Republic" lyric) Hot water insert that you fill yourself Hardly discreet How Hawaiian shirts are worn How Mark Twain is often quoted How a blown-open door may have been closed How pajamas fit How some scripts are adapted from novels HITCH (ant.) Hammer, say Haul contents