Letter H 72750–73000

Heavy hair Hippie's hairdo Hirsute growth. Horse hair Horse hairs Horse head feature Horse neck hair Horse rider's grip, at times Horse's hair Horse's hairdo Horse's locks Horse's natural neck warmer Horse's neck growth Horse's neck hair Horsehair source Horsehair supplier Hair on a neck Hall & Oates #1 hit Hall & Oates classic with the refrain "oh-oh, here she comes" Hall & Oates hit Hall & Oates' big hit Haired like a mare Hairy like a lion Hairy, as a horse Having a lionlike attribute, perhaps Hairy, in a way Having a heavy head of hair. Having a leonine coiffure Having hair like Elsa Having hair like Leo. Having hair like horses Having heavy hair Having long neck hair Having long, heavy hair Having long, thick hair Having mops of hair. Horse-haired? Horse riding movements Horse-training school Horsemanship school Hair growths Hair on necks Hairs on lions' necks Heads of hair. Hirsute adornments. Hirtellous adornments. Horse and lion growths Horse features Horsehair sources Horses' heads of hair Horses' neck adornments Horses' showpieces Horses' tresses He painted "Olympia." He painted "The Fife Player" He painted Morisot He painted Zola: 1868 He painter "Déjeuner sur l'herbe." His works mark the start of modern art HELIOPOLIS high priest (fl. 3rd c. BC) ... her favorite museum display Hair loss cause, perhaps Hay trough Horse trough Handle ineptly Household apparatus. Hardly a Westminster contender having mange handle roughly ... her ritzy New York digs hole with a cover, through which a person can enter a drain or sewer Hand treatment, informally Hand-y treatment, for short High enthusiasm Hot fad Hyperactive excitement Hannibal Lecter or Norman Bates, e.g. Hit from "Flashdance" Hit single from "Flashdance" Hit song from "Flashdance" Hit song on the "Flashdance" soundtrack Hyperactive ones HANDS, professional care of Hand and nail treatment Hand work HUMAN body model Heavy envelope makeup Heavy paper Hemp and paper. He didn't write the song that says he did He sang (but did not write) "I Write the Songs" Human-beast portmanteau He comes for nuts? Hands-and-feet salon treatment hold something in one's hands and move it Hand prettifiers Hand-holding spa services, informally Home for the Ojibwa and Cree Home of Riding Mountain National Park Home of the Canucks affiliate Moose Home to Canada's Polar Bear Capital of the World Hudson Bay province. Human beings collectively Having more hair on one's chest Holes 8, 9, 10 and 11 Hairy-chested, say Hairy-chested, stereotypically "Heat" director Michael He wrote "Buddenbrooks." He wrote "The Holy Sinner." Heinrich or Horace Herbie Jazz flutist Herbie of jazz Herbie or Horace Herbie with a flute Historic educator, Horace Horace __, educator Horace ___, American educator. Horace ___, famed educator Horace or Thomas Horace who championed public education Horace, Thomas or David Horace. Heaven-sent food Heaven-sent help Heaven-sent stuff Heaven-sent sustenance Heavenly cuisine Heavenly diet Heavenly dish Heavenly edible Heavenly food Heavenly gift Heavenly help Heavenly nourishment Heavenly provender. Heavenly provisions Heavenly sustenance Herbie and Julia having a family chat? Hexosans: Chem. Heavenly foods Having a human crew Held post having a crew having good manners, polite Habitual deportment. Homeless German writer? Hardly feminine Horace and Manfred Horace and Thomas Horace and family. Horace and others. Horace, Manfred and Aimee Horace, Thomas and Delbert Horace's valet? Hacienda hand Hand at a concierto Hand at a hacienda Hand for José Feliciano? Hand for Julio Iglesias? Hand for Marc Anthony Hand for Segovia? Hand for a mariachi band? Hand in Hidalgo Hand on a hacienda Hand to Hernandez Hand, in Andalusia Hand, in Havana Hand, in Honduras Hand, in Jalisco Hand, in Jerez Hand, in Juárez Hand, in Madrid Hand, in Rome Hand, in Spanish Hand, to Hernando Hand, to Herrea Hand, to Javier Hand, to Jorge Hand, to Jose Hand, to José Hand, to Pedro Hand, to a Spaniard Hand-held grinding stone Hand: It. Hand: Ital. Hand: Italian. Hand: Sp. Hawaiian shark Hecho a ___ (handmade, in Mexico) Hermano's grabber Hernando's hand Hijo's hand Hombre's hand Honduran hand Honduran's hand Horse racing's _____ War hand Spanish 1930s queen Hero's father in "Samson and Delilah." Head-to-head contest, as in Spanish Head-to-head ___ his word Herbert Bayard Swope. Hot choice? "___Horseback" Heroine for Massenet and Puccini Heroine of fiction and opera. ___ horseback (leader) Highcliffe ___ Holding of a lord. Home for the wealthy Home on an estate Home that may have a butler Home to a member of the landed gentry, maybe House and land of a lord House by a hedge maze, perhaps House of lords House of the Lord House on an estate Huge house home Estate Homey of former Red Sox? Homes staffed with butlers, say Homes that may have butlers Houses of a kind. Houses of lords Hand-held millstones Hands across the border? Hands across the ocean Hands in a Spanish assignment Hands on the "Santa Maria" Hands, in Jalapa Hands, in Spanish Hands, to José Hands: Sp. Honduran hands "Horse of the Century" that won 20 of his 21 races Historic racehorse Horse racing's "Big Red" Human resources Handbag counterparts Having failed aspirations Handrails on shipboard. ". . . Health . . . is a __ best Wealth": Franklin "Hath no __ dagger here a point for me?": Shak. "Hope",Malraux novel Has control of Hires a crew, perhaps Hip roof Hip roof having two slopes on each side