Letter H 78500–78750

"Hard Lines" poet He of "A Beautiful Mind" He rhymed "Bronx" with "thonx" He rhymed "talcum" with "walcum" He said, "Candy is dandy . . . " He sang with Crosby He writes humorous verse. He wrote "I don't mind eels / Except as meals" He wrote "If called by a panther, / Don't anther" He wrote "The Bronx? No, thonx!" He wrote "Two's Company" He wrote a hit Broadway musical with Weill He wrote the lyrics for "Two's Company.” He wrote, "Oh, what a tangled web do parents weave / When they think that their children are naive" He wrote: "A bit of talcum/Is always walcum" His new book of verse is "Parents Keep Out." His poem "Fleas" reads, in its entirety, "Adam / Had 'em" Humorist Ogden Humorist of verse. Humorist who wrote "Happiness is having a scratch for every itch" Humorist who wrote "Progress might have been all right once, but it has gone on too long" Humorist-poet born in Rye, N.Y. Humorous Ogden Humorous poet Ogden Home of Daniel Webster College Home to a campus of Southern New Hampshire University Horse of the Year in 1955 Home of Vanderbilt University Head of the Sanhedrin Historic base for pirates of the Caribbean ___ Hall (Princeton's oldest building) ___ Hall (historic Princeton site) Hot spots in the Bahamas? Head man in Cairo. Hosni Mubarak named his younger son after him "Harper's Weekly" cartoonist "Harper's Weekly" cartoonist Thomas Harper's Weekly artist Harper's Weekly caricaturist Harper's Weekly satirist He bought Vogue in 1909 He captured Boss Tweed He created a pair of party animals He created the Republican elephant He created the Tammany tiger He drew Boss Tweed with a moneybag for a head (but he DIDN'T create the donkey symbol for the Democratic Party) He gave Uncle Sam his goatee He skewered Tweed He took on Tammany Hall He tweaked Boss Tweed Hindu atheist How dastards speak Hard to hit, as a pitch Hardly sporting Harsh, as weather Highly unpleasant Hostile emails "Home Again" actor Wolff HINDU acrobat Hank azaria "mad about you" role Hawthorne nickname Hawthorne or Cole He sang with Stubby in "Cat Ballou" Hentoff or Cole Highly hyped N.L. pitcher Stephen Strasburg, for one Hiken or Turner Historic Turner Holman of basketball Holman or Hentoff Holman or Turner Holman who was known as Mister Basketball Holman who was known as Mr. Basketball Home team pro at RFK Stadium until 2007 ___ Holman, early basketball great Habitat of the Zulus. Horoscope related _____ homing (animal's process of returning to its birthplace to mate) Holiday in dicembre Hit 1976 self-titled R. & B. album Hollywood Wood Hollywood's Wood Half of an "Unforgettable" duet Hebrew name meaning "he has given" Health club feature Historic route between Tennessee and Mississippi Hall of Famer Thurmond Hawthorne familiarly He's "Great" in kids' books Hoop's great Archibald Hoops Hall of Famer Thurmond Hoops Hall-of-Famer Thurmond Hoopster Archibald Hoopster Thurmond Hale et al., to friends Hoopster Archibald and rapper Dogg Hoopster Archibald and statistician Silver Hoopster Archibald et al. Hoopsters Archibald and Thurmond Hoopsters Thurmond and Archibald Hale fellow Hale fellow of U.S. history Hale or Detroit Hale or Lane Hale who was hanged Handwerker of hot dog fame Hanged Hale He wrote "Portrait of Jennie." Heroic Hale Hot dog entrepreneur Handwerker Hero whose statue appears in front of Chicago's Tribune Tower His statue is on the Yale campus. Hawthorne Hawthorne who created Hester Prynne Hester's creator Hale and Lane Healthy patriot/king Hub of wheel: Prov. Eng. Hatchet woman Home to the Spirit of St. Louis Historic route between Maryland and Illinois Heritage organisation Hit 1944 film starring a 12-year-old actress Horsey film with Mickey Rooney Hardy figure Hardy returner Hardy's "The Return of the __" Hardy's Clym Yeobright. Hardy's returner Hometowners Hoosiers, Sooners, etc. Home country Home country, poetically Home-grown candidate. Hometown favorite Hailing from Homegrown, in Havana Half of NL HST's pact Haig's '80s post Hastings Ismay was selected as its first leader in 1952 Headline acronym. Hope of Europe. Hentoff discussing Tyler and Taylor? Hydrated sodium carbonate Hydrous salt Hentoff and Holman Hentoff and Turner How Dapper Dan dresses How a dandy dresses How actress Wood dresses How the dapper dress Historical subject of a 2003 documentary subtitled "A Troublesome Property" Henna or logwood Heater fuel option Heating method How a suspect might try to act How one suspected of a crime might try to act "Human" or "Mother" follower Hike milieu Human item He goes to wide open spaces. Hunky park ranger? Hiker's path Hiking venue Hike along a forest trail Herb doctor. Heading on Santa's list "Hip Hop Hooray" hip hoppers Helmsman's concern: Abbr. Hogan dweller Hopi's neighbor Hogan dwellers Hogan dwellers: var. Hogan builder Handwoven Native American cover Handwoven Southwestern floor covering Having to do with Lynde D. McCormick's job. Having to do with ships Henry IV's kingdom Henry of ___ Historical kingdom in the Pyrenees Historic kingdom in the Pyrenees once ruled by Henry IV Hub of a wheel hub Wheel alignment hub wheel "H.M.S. Pinafore" fleet "H.M.S. Pinafore" group H.M.S. Pinafore force H.M.S. Pinafore's fleet. hollow in the middle of the abdomen Holes in trunks Highlands off Sandy Hook Humanoid race in "Avatar" Hosts of warships HOIST sail Handle headings Handle the maps Helpful web page feature Hyman Rickover's milieu. Hearty soup vegetables Hero's decoration High-seas desertion? Highly trained body How sailors may move, back and forth "Hell to the ___!" (Whitney Houston-esque disavowal) Hardly a serious denial Hick's nix Hick's turndown Hillbilly negative Hillbilly rejection Hillbilly's negative Hillbilly's rejection Honorary Muslim title in old India "Hardly so!" Homophone for neigh Horse's vote? Horsy refusal? House denial How antis vote Half of a Senate vote House rejections House votes Habitual obstructionist Habitual vetoer Home of Mary and Joseph Home of the Latin Church of the Annunciation Hebrew religious devotee "Hogan's Heroes" extra "Hogan's Heroes" figure HITHER (Adolf), party of HITLER (Adolf), follower of HITLERITE Hakenkreuzer. Hakenkreuzler Hardass, as it were Hatemonger Hess or Goering Hess, for example. Hess, for one Himmler, for one Historical socialist in name only Hitler adherent. Hitler follower Hitler or Speer Hitler supporter Hitler was one Hitler, e.g. Hitler, for one Hitlerian dupe. Hitler's world.