Letter H 81000–81250

"___ Here Gets Out Alive" (Jim Morrison biography) Hardly everybody Herman of Herman's Hermits Herman's Hermit Herman's Hermits front man Peter Herman's Hermits frontman Herman's Hermits frontman Peter Herman's Hermits head Herman's Hermits lead singer Herman's Hermits leader Herman's Hermits leader Peter Herman's Hermits singer Peter "__ here": "The place is empty" Hands-up times? High hours? Having a midday menthol? Halfway mark of a sort Hands-up situation Hour of the day. Hussein's queen Hussein's widow Hussein, King Widow of "Hang 'Em High" prop Halter feature Hanging loop Hanging need Hangman's ___ Hangman's creation Hangman's device Hangman's drapery Hangman's gear Hangman's halter Hangman's knot Hangman's loop Hangman's necessity Hangman's need Hangman's prop Hangman's symbol Hangman's tool Headstall's kin Hoss thief's neckpiece Halloween yard props Halter components Hanging implements Hanging sliders? Hanging things Hangman's halters Hangman's knots Hangman's loops Hangmen's loops Hangmen's needs Hangmen's ropes Hangmen's tools Horse opera neckties Half a workout mantra Having no face value. Harsh sentence qualifier "Ha, dream on!" Hit 2022 film ... or a possible response to whether you've seen it Hit 2022 sci-fi horror film Hotel lobby sign Hotel restriction Hotel restriction, at times Hotel room restriction Hardly breezy Hardly easy . . . humble there's ____ "Happy to help!" " ... heat, ___ gloom of night ... " "... heat, ___ gloom of ..." Haakon's land: Abbr. Hammerfest spot: Abbr. Hammerfest's locale: Abbr. Head-tail connection Henie's homeland: abbr. Here - there connector Here / there link Here / there separator Here-there go-between Here-there in-between Here-there linkup Here-there separator Hide-hair bridge Hide-hair connection Hide-hair connector Hide-hair link Hide-hair linkup Hide-hair separation Hide-hair separator Home of the world's longest road tunnel (15 miles): Abbr. "Heartburn" author Ephron "Heartburn" novelist Ephron "Heartburn" screenwriter Ephron "Heartburn" writer Ephron "High Noon" author Roberts "Himself and ___" (musical about James Joyce and his muse) Half a fictional detecting pair Half of a 1934 M-G-M couple Half of a 1934 mystery couple Half of a Dashiell Hammett detective couple Hammett heroine Hammett heroine __ Charles Helmer's wife. Heroine of "The Doll's House." Heroine of Ibsen's "A Doll's House." Honoria's nickname. ___ Helmer of "A Doll's House" ___ Helmer, Ibsen heroine heroine Hammett detective heroine Ibsen character "Happy Pills" singer Jones Her "Don't Know Why" was 2002's Record of the Year "___ Hair Salon" (2004 Jenifer Lewis movie) "Honest, it's true!" Headquarters of the NATO Navy. HQ of a U.S. fleet. Home of the world's largest naval base Hillary's Sherpa guide Hillary's Sherpa guide Tenzing Hillary's mate His autobiography is "Man of Everest" Historic climber Haakon VII's land: Native spelling. Hide ___ (vestige of) Having a money-back guarantee Having two or three kids in a family, nowadays Heavy beer drinker on "Cheers" Heroine of 1831 Bellini opera. Hollywood's Miss Shearer. Hardly pushing the envelope Hardly surprising Home to the University of Oklahoma "Human Options" writer He should have written "Postcards From the Edge" Home of the University of Oklahoma HASTINGS battle victor(s) Home of Miss Desmond? having a normal level of blood sugar having normal blood pressure " . . . had ___ to shroud his head": Heywood Hoarder's bane Hockey honor Harald the Fairhead's people Hag in Valhalla? Heimdall and Loki, e.g. Hall-of-Fame college swimming coach ___ Thornton Heading up? Heaney work Higher-latitude than here Home-ward bound, for Santa Homebound, to Santa Claus Homeward, to Santa Home of Smith College Henry Tilney's abbey Headline of April, 1949. heading north Half of almost any odd-numbered Interstate highway Home to the town of Turkey Home of the Ivy League Honduras' hemisphere Homeland of flutist James Galway Higher than, on a map Headline of 1909. Headline of April 6, 1909. Headline spot: Apr. 1909 Home of a gifted world traveler? How high can you go? How I-95 runs How some interstates run Haiphong resident, before 1976 Hanoi residents, in the '60s Henry Moore creation Henrik Ibsen, e.g. Home of E. Grieg and E. Munch Hammerfest locale Harald V is its king Harald V's domain Harald V's realm Henie's homeland Home for a Viking Home of the world's longest road tunnel, at over 15 miles Host of 1994 Winter Olympics Home to the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony homeland Grieg Composer Henrik Ibsen, for one Hardly shows of support Hated responses Heartbreaks for freelancers Hotel rm. identifiers House IDs Hardly a model of perfection, and a hint to how this puzzle's theme puns are derived Hardly blameless Hardly a dolt? Have a __ for news Hialeah margin Hit it on the ___ Holder of spectacles Honker on the face Horse race victory measure Horse racing's smallest winning margin? Horseracing's smallest winning margin? Hyphen in an emoticon, maybe Horse feed holder Horse feed supporter Halter part Heat shield locale Heat shield location Heat shield site Hard-__: unsentimental Hard-__: very strict Hard-___ (stern) Hard-___ (stubborn) Hard-___ (tough or unsentimental) Hard-___ (uncompromising) Headed straight down Headlong drops. "Hey, long time ___" How many people park their car How planes park at a gate How some park Hook remover, perhaps "___ have they of ills to come": T. Gray Head wind. Head wind: Colloq. Head wind: Slang. Hanky, slangily Head winds. Head winds: Slang. Holders of glasses Horse racing margins, sometimes Hyphens, in some emoticons Hostile position Hostile stance How one kisses a famous rock at Blarney Castle? Hardly unconcerned: Var. Have a blintz, maybe Have a few olives, say Have a few pretzels, say Have a knish, say Have a light bite Have a light lunch Have a little snack Have a quick bite Have a quick snack Have a small bite Have some chips, say Have some munchies Hit the Haagen-Dazs Hit the chips Hold oneself over, maybe