Letter H 76750–77000

Hardly chipper Having ups and downs Heard from the herd Hit a low note? Hit a new low? Hit low notes? Hungry Holstein, maybe Hungry Holstein, perhaps Hungry cow, maybe He built and sold theremins before inventing his namesake instrument His invention was once banned from commercial work for threatening the livelihood of session musicians Herd mentality output? Half the theme of this puzzle Holsteins, to tots Harvest __ (occurrence near the Autumnal Equinox) Has a "Dark Side" He established the organization that is taking over UPI Head of the Unification Church Henry Hudson's ship, "Half ___" Hold up one's end? Home of "the man.” Hudson's Half ___ Hunter's or harvest Hurdle for a storied cow Hypothetical settlement Hit for both Benny Goodman and Ethel Waters Hinduism's Chandra, e.g. Historic '69 event Had two paid occupation, one by day and one by night HAVING two occupations, one by day and one by night (colloq.) Holding two jobs at once. Holds a second job Holds down a second job Hercules fought them in a 1964 B movie Ho Ho alternative Hope-in-heaven Hugo Drax's space shuttle Henry Mancini classic Henry Mancini hit Henry Mancini: 1961 Hit song from "Breakfast at Tiffany's" Hindsights? Horizon event Horizon happening Horizon sight Hard still product Hillbilly beverage Hillbilly home brew Hillbilly's quaff Hootch seller Heavenly gems? HONESTY plant Habitat for heather Heath for Heathcliff Heath's cousin Heath-covered tract Heath-covered wasteland Heather land Heather locale Heather site Heather's home Heather's place Heather-covered wasteland Heathery place. Heathery tract Heathland Highland feature. Hold with lines Homophone of "more" __ House: "Jane Eyre" setting heather-clad country heather-clad land hilly land "How Does It Feel" guitarist Ian He played Bond seven times He played Throttlebottom in "Of Thee I Sing" He wrote "A Visit from St. Nicholas" He wrote "Esther Waters" Henry or Marianne Henry the sculptor Her "Collected Poems" won the 1952 Pulitzer Her poem "Poetry" begins, "I too, dislike it" Highly paid actress Heavyweight champ dethroned by Foreman Hollywood's Demi and Julianne Harbor activity Heather-covered area Heathcliff, to Cathy? Heath-covered wastelands Heathcliff's hangout Heathcliff's milieu Heather lands Heather-covered lands Heaths (Scot.) Heaths for Heathcliff Heifer sounds Heifers' hellos Herd comments Herd exchange Herd voices Herd's words Holsteins' sounds High-pitched dog sounds Hunter's bull attractor Hunters' decoys Hunting lodge trophy. HAVING no practical significance (law) Having no application Having no practical relevance Hypothetical case Hypothetical legal case Hypothetical legal cases for discussion Hollywood tycoon in the film industry Hollywood cow? Hair mass Hair stylist's challenge Haircutter's challenge Hard-to-comb hair Hard-to-pick locks? Hard-to-tame hair Hardwood cleaner Head of hair, slangily Head of thick, stringy hair Headful of unruly hair Heavy locks Heavy-duty locks? Housecleaning tool Household cleaning implement Have a case of the blahs Have a long face Have a long lip Had a long face Hardly a Harley Hog's little cousin Hybrid bike Hybrid cycle Hybrid vehicle Hybrid vehicle for use on streets and lakes? Has a long face HAIR like mop Having the mulligrubs Handled the last details of, with "up" Hairdressers' challenges Hairdressing challenges Hand tools? Hard-to-do dos Household tools. Hit song by a Beatles janitor? Hairstyle popularized by the Beatles Handle final details of Hungarian commune. "Here's the ___ of the story from a guy who knows ..." Having good character Highly principled Holding high ethical standards Having certain ethics. Having principles. Haughty lecturer High-principled one "Happy Days" actress Erin "Happy Days" performer Erin "How to Build a Girl" author Caitlin He tried to have Capone killed in 1926 "Honey, I Blew Up the Kid" star "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids" star Hard-to-escape situation Historic Swiss town Hussite War nation Hazard for skin divers Hearses? Ham fat, in Britain He adopted Esther in the Book of Esther Home of Mount Doom in "The Lord of the Rings" Home of Sauron's tower He slew King Arthur "___ Hits by The Supremes" (1965 album) He was a man for all seasons He wrote "Utopia." Hit song from "Mondo Cane" Hit song in 1956 Hoarder's constant desire Hog's demand Hog's request Humanist canonized in 1935 Hungry person's request Hungry request H. G. Wells villain H.G. Wells doctor H.G. Wells title character H.G. Wells title doctor H.G. Wells vivisectionist H.G. Wells' "The Island of Dr. ___" H.G. Wells's vivisectionist Heavy drapery fabric Heavy upholstery fabric heavy, usually watered, fabric of wool or wool and cotton Highly prized edible mushroom with a honeycombed cap Highly prized mushroom Honeycomb-like fungi Hunted mushrooms Held in higher esteem than ever before Houston Rockets GM Daryl ___ He played Buddy Sorrell on 1960s TV Helen or Harry Helen who sat on pianos Henry or J. P. He should have starred in "The Shawshank Redemp ..." wait ... Holmes fought him Holmes nemesis Holmes's archnemesis, the "Napoleon of crime" "Hand in My Pocket" singer He played Mr. Miyagi in The Karate Kid He married Mindy Harrison Ford's alien co-star in "Star Wars"? He wrote "Kitty Foyle." *Home of a 360-member music group Hours ere noon Hepburn's 1933 Oscar-winning movie Hardly a night-owl Hero of a Katz book Hassan II's land Home of the Atlas Mountains Home to many Berbers Hope and Crosby destination He's no Einstein He's not too bright. His I.Q. is 50–70 His I.Q. is low having a mental age of between eight and twelve years Having a cheerless disposition Habitually sullen characteristic "How Are Things in Glocca __" "How Are Things in Glocca ___?" ("Finian's Rainbow" song) "How Are Things in Glocca ___?" (1947 hit song) He went to Washington. Honored author Toni "How Soon Is Now?" singer Havana's __ Castle Havana's landmark, ___ Castle. HAVANA LANDMARK Humus layers "How to Succeed . . . " actor Ham's code He sent "what hath God wrought" He starred on B'way in "How to Succeed . . . " His message: "What hath God wrought!" Ham language HORN call in hunting Honoré de Balzac's death Horn note at end of a hunt.