Letter H 80750–81000

How many pets eat How people might celebrate How some chew gum How some chew gum or talk on cellphones How some talk on their phones Hardly fragrant Harmful; malodorous Highly obnoxious "Her résumé is clean and checks out" Howling, say "Honestly, man!" Hardly a trifling matter __ Hockey (kids' table game) ___ Hockey (classic table game) Hiawatha's grandmother Hiawatha's grandmother in "The Song of Hiawatha" He deposed Sihanouk in Cambodia, 1970 He disposed Sihanouk Historic Italian city near Naples Home of Café du Monde, informally Home of The Times-Picayune, familiarly Home of The Times-Picayune, informally Home of the N.B.A.'s Pelicans, familiarly Home of the NBA's Pelicans, briefly Home of the NBA's Pels Home of the NFL's Saints, informally Home to Bourbon St. Home to Café du Monde, informally Home to the Backstreet Cultural Museum, for short Home to the N.F.L.'s Saints, informally Home to the NBA's Pels Home to the Pelicans, for short Have ___ of (be well supplied). Hale antihero Hale character Hale protagonist Hale's "Man Without a Country" Hale's Philip ___ Hale's hapless hero. Hall of Fame pitcher Ryan Hall of Fame pitcher Ryan (abbr.) Hall of Famer Ryan Hall-of-Fame pitcher Ryan Hall-of-Famer Ryan He directed DiCaprio in "Inception" He had no country He played Captain Queeg. He played Queeg He plays Queeg. Hockey star Ted Homeless Philip Hurler Ryan Holder of numerous pitching records who never won a Cy Young Award "His wife could eat ___" Had ___ to stand on (was helpless) Has __ to stand on HOSE ENDS "Honest, it's the truth!" High rollers' preference, perhaps Hold 'em variety Hall of Fame NFL coach Chuck Hall of Fame coach Chuck who I really wish had been nicknamed "Grassy" Hall-of-Famer Chuck Head coach with the most Super Bowl victories Head, in England Hardly winning "He won't be missed" "Hotel Rwanda" actor Nick "Hotel Rwanda" costar "Hulk" actor Hollywood surname linked to "48 Hrs." He played Jefferson in "Jefferson in Paris" He reprised Peck's role in the remake of "Cape Fear" Hollywood Nick name "Hasn't turned up!" Handle overseas? Happy eating word Hardly a worthy competitor He's case: Abbr. Henri or Guillaume Henri or Jacques Henri or Jean, e.g. Henri or Pierre Henri or Pierre, e.g. Henri, Rene or Pierre, e.g. Henri, e.g. Henri, for one Honor bestowed by the Academy, for short Honor, casually (and a synonym of itself when its last letter is changed to D) He calls no place home He has herd, will move He's always on the move He's footloose and fancy-free Herd follower Homeless figure? Homeless person, of a sort Hunter-gatherer, e.g. Having no fixed home Homeless author? Hardly homebodies Homebodies' opposites Horde members Hunter-gatherer types Hunter-gatherers, e.g. "___ hath seen God." Habitual disagreer Holiday aphorism head of an ancient Egyptian nome How to cry uncle in Ecuador "___ how you slice it . . . " "Hold the Hellmann's" Holding order Harbinger at Alaskan city Historic gold-rush town Home of Alaska's oldest newspaper Home of some Alaskans Home to Alaska's oldest newspaper Having a particular name He's proposed Hopeful campaigner Humphrey in '68 Hideo Pitcher Hideo ___, 1995 N.L. Rookie of the Year Hideo in the Japanese Baseball Hall of Fame Hideo who pitched Hideo who threw no-hitters in both the American and National Leagues Hideo, who was Rookie of the Year Hurler Hideo Hurler from Japan Handles abroad Henri and Jean, e.g. Henri et Pierre Henri, René et al. Handles for trolls Healthy Chinese food claim Hot pot request Half a rhyming "easy to do" phrase Half of an easy-as-pie claim Haitian negative Hollande's denial Hendryx of the "Lady Marmalade" trio Labelle Hendryx of the group Labelle Hendryx who sang "Lady Marmalade" with Labelle Hendryx who was part of the "Lady Marmalade" trio Labelle ___ Hendryx, "Lady Marmalade" singer Hardly distinguished Hardly stars How this puzzle's black squares are arranged having or being chromosomes that have not participated in genetic crossover Hard to classify. Herb with aromatic root. "He who hath many friends hath __": Aristotle Have ___ of (not allow) Having ___ of it Hillsong United "___ But Jesus" Hits allowed in a perfect game Hobson's choice Homophone for a convent dweller Homophone for nun Homophone for one with a habit How many "There Were" in a Christie title How many Oscars Glenn Close has won How many Super Bowls the Lions have participated in How many U.N. members have names starting with "W" How many elements on the periodic table have the letter "J" in their names How many pins are hit by a gutter ball How many skaters have landed a quadruple axel in Olympic competition How many symphonies Chopin wrote How many verbs in Esperanto are irregular Hubbard's dog's share Hydra's heads, e.g. Hardly aboveboard Highly uncertain Happening that's no big whoop "Haven't gotten an update" "Haven't gotten any updates" "Haven't heard a thing" "Haven't heard a word" "Haven't heard anything yet" "Haven't heard anything" Having a normal temperature Having no service charge Hetero, say Hydrogen and oxygen, notably "Hey --..." (balladeer's refrain) Half an old refrain word Half of an old refrain. Having candy before dinner, say *Hit 1925 musical that inspired the sequel "Yes, Yes, Yvette" Hot Hot Heat "Make Up the Breakdown" single having no match or equal Hobbyist, e.g. Hobbyist, say Happening just once How absurd! Having good traction, as tires Health-conscious fish? Hopeless idea Hardly an adherent polytheist? Harmless, as paint Harmless, in a way Hardly representative. Having no chapters? Having zero chapters? Having positive or negative value Head slangly Head, humorously Head chef's potluck special Head ache? Head scratcher? Head-scratching interaction? Headlock accompanier, often Hidden corner or recess within a place Hidden places "High ___" (1952 Gary Cooper film) "High ___" (1952 western) "High ___" (1952) "High ___" (Western) "High ___," 1952 film "High ___," Cooper film "High" time at MGM "High" time for Cooper "High" time for Hadleyville's marshal Kane "High" time for a duel "High" time of day H-hour in a Gary Cooper film Haircut 100 "High ___" Halfway between midnights Halfway through a day Halfway through the day Halfway to midnight Halfway to the next day Halfway to tomorrow Hand-passing time Hands together time Hands up time? Hands-together time Hands-up moment Hands-up time High or after follower High time for Gary Cooper High time for gunslingers High time for mad dogs High time for the sun High, at times High-handed point Hour after 11 Hour after 11 a.m. Hour of sext Hour of short shadows