Letter H 79500–79750

High-school outcast Highbrow without a social life Homework lover, maybe Homework lover, say "Ha ha, what a dork!" "Here comes Poindexter!" Had a passionate discussion about numbers, e.g. Hackathons and "Star Trek" conventions, say Hackathons and Warhammer 40,000 marathons, stereotypically Homer Simpson's dweeby neighbor? Height of geek-citement at Comic Con Hip-hop genre with gamer cred Hardly BMOC's Hardly hepcats Hardly hipsters High school outcasts High-school outcasts, stereotypically He had fifty daughters. Harmless gun brand Harmless weapons maker Hasbro ball brand Hasbro brand Hasbro product ___ Herder ("nerd rock" band) Hasbro weapons Hated Roman emperor Hated ruler of old He "fiddled" while Rome burned He actually died about 1,500 years before the fiddle was invented He actually played the lyre He became emperor at age 16 He became emperor at age 17 He bowed by the fire He committed matricide in A.D. 59 He fiddled He fiddled infamously He followed Claudius He infamously fiddled around He married Octavia and later had her killed He ordered Seneca's death He ordered a boy named Sporus castrated and married him, apparently because Sporus resembled his dead wife He played the lyre, not the fiddle He succeeded Claudius He succeeded Claudius I He took a bow during a fire He was born Lucius Domitius Ahenobarbus He was declared a public enemy by the Senate He was emperor at 16, dead at 30 He watched Rome burn Heir of Claudius His death lead to the Year of the Four Emperors His death marked the end of the Julio-Claudian Dynasty His demise ushered in the Year of the Four Emperors His dying words were "What an artist the world is losing in me!" His last words were "What an artist the world is losing in me!" His stepbrother Britannicus probably murdered him Historic Roman. Historic fiddler Historic husband of Claudia Octavia Historic megalomaniac Historical fiddler Historical role for Peter Lorre in "The Story of Mankind" Historical subject of a Boito opera Historical violinist. Hitler's Roman prototype. Homebound sleuth Wolfe Horrific emperor Hot fiddler Husband of Octavia Husband of Octavia and Poppaea. Husband of Poppaea Husband of Poppaea Sabina Husband of ancient Rome's Poppaea Sabina He debuted in 1934's "Fer-de-Lance" He named Trajan to be his successor Having veins: Bot. Hero's character trait Hero's quality Heroic character trait Hit a ___ (really upset someone) Human stimulus pathway Human impulse conveyors Hero's sine qua non Having more chutzpah Having sensory fibres. How you might feel before a first date High-strung king? Having courage. Hardware clones of it are called "Famiclones", for short Hogan's Alley console, briefly Hogan's Alley game platform, briefly Hairstylist Jonathan Van ___ Hard or soft finish? He went after Capone Head Untouchable Head of the Untouchables Hero of "The Untouchables" Hero of 60's TV and 80's film Highland headland Highland loch Highlands headland Highlands loch Highlands tourist spot His group shared a name with a caste Historic crime-buster Eliot Home for a "monster" Home of a monster, perhaps Home of a monster? Home to a famous "monster" Hopeful or hopeless endings Highland legend Highlands cryptid Highlands ledgend nickname Highlands legend nickname Highlands monster, familiarly Home built twig by twig Hatchery or snuggery Hatching place Hatching post Hatching site Hatching spot Hatchling's home Hatchling's refuge Hatchling's residence Hatchling's sanctuary Hatchling's site Hatchling's spot Hatchling's tree home Hawks do it Hemlock home Hencoop feature Henhouse feature Henhouse item Hideout of sorts Hive, in effect Home for some Home among the branches Home among the leaves Home atop a redwood, e.g. Home built in the spring Home composed of twigs Home for Pale Male and Lola Home for a crow Home for a hatchling Home for a hawk or a hamerkop Home for a heron Home for a hoopoe Home for a robin Home for an avian Home for baby birds Home for bird eggs Home for future fliers Home for hatchlings Home for hornets Home for vipers Home for wasps Home hidden in a tree Home in a bush Home in a gutter, maybe Home in a hemlock Home in a hickory Home in a tree Home in the branches Home in the forest Home in the sticks Home in the trees Home located in the sticks? Home made of twigs Home made of twigs and leaves, maybe Home made of twigs, maybe Home made with wood Home observed by a birder Home built by a robin Home of a creeper Home of straw, maybe Home of the Phoenix. Home of twigs Home of twigs, perhaps Home often built in the spring Home often made of twigs Home on a Wingspan card Home on a branch Home on a limb Home on a limb, perhaps Home one outgrows Home out on a limb Home sometimes made with twigs Home that may be "empty" Home that's flown to Home to a heron Home under an eave Home where eggs hatch Home-security-system brand Home; shelter Homely spot. Homes in the sticks? Homey place Hoopoe hangout Hoopoe's home Hornbill home Hornet hangout Hornet home Hornet house Hornet site Hornet's paper hanger Hornet's place Hornets' creation House in a bush House made of twigs House of twigs Housing project? Hummingbird hangout Hummingbird's home haven Raven call home Bird abode home Jay Actor house Tree African Homesteaded How many Russian dolls are made Hunted for hornbills' homes Home-building bird Homesteader Homesteader, e.g. Home builders. Home makers Homemakers out on a limb? Homesteaders Homesteaders; squatters. Hot Pockets company Hot Pockets maker Homemaker, in a way Housing start for moviegoers? Hall of Fame umpire Chylak Homeric wise guy Homes for some robins Hangouts, as of outlaws. Hatcheries Hatcheries on high Hatching places Hatching posts Hatching sites Hatching spots Hatchling homes Hatchlings' homes Hen house sections. Hennery items. Heron homes Herons' homes Hives Hives, e.g.