Letter H 82750–83000

He wrote "I Can't Sleep": 1936 He wrote "Night Music" He wrote "The Big Knife" He wrote "The Country Girl" He wrote "Waiting for Lefty" Husky-voiced folk singer Husky-voiced folk-blues singer Heroine of "Swan Lake" Hate: Latin. Horatian or Keatsian "Here Comes Garfield" character He gets his kicks from Garfield He has a big tongue He licks Garfield He surprisingly solved a sudoku in the newspaper on January 28, 2010 He was tormented by the "Schlocko Laundro-Mutt" machine He wears a yellow coat and pants He wears a yellow coat with black spots He's often punted off the table His vet is Liz Wilson House dog of comics Housemate of Garfield having odour HEIMDALL, father of He banished Thor in Marvel Comics He gave an eye for wisdom He gave up an eye in exchange for wisdom He got Thor He had ravens named Muninn and Huginn He reigns in Valhalla. He resides in Valhalla He rode an eight-legged horse named Sleipnir He ruled Valhalla He rules over Valhalla He was called by over 200 epithets including "Battle Wolf" and "Chooser of the Slain" He's called Mr. Wednesday on TV's "American Gods" He's known by many epithets, including "The ever booming" and "Mover of Constellations" Head Norse god His horse Sleipnir had eight legs His horse had eight legs His ravens represent thought and memory His spear was named Gungnir His steed is Sleipnir. His throne was Hlidskjalf Hod's father Hopkins role in "Thor" Hopkins' "Thor" role Hopkins's "Thor" role Hopkins, in "Thor" Hopkins, in Marvel films Hopkins, in Marvel movies Host at Valhalla Host in Valhalla. Host of Valhalla. Hump day is named after him Husband of Frigg Husband of Frigg, in Norse mythology Husband of Frigg, in mythology Husband of Rind. husband Frigg Having too much, informally Hate, in Honduras Hatred, in Orvieto Hatred, in Spain Hatred: It. Hatred: Ital. Highly objectionable Highly offensive Honorer using verse Horace for one Horace or Pindar Horace or Pindar, e.g. Horace was one, notably Horace was one. Horace, as a poet Horace, at times Horace, e.g. Horace, famously Horace, for example. Horace and Sappho Horace, Pindar, etc. Hate and disgust Hateful disgrace Hateful state Hatred or disgrace Hatreds Half brother of William I Half-brother of William I Half-brother of William the Conqueror "Hamilton" Tony winner Leslie __ Jr. "Hamilton" actor Leslie "Hamilton" actor Leslie ___ Jr. He flew 5,300 miles non-stop. HODOMETER Have more than enough Have too much of Have too much of, briefly Have too much, briefly Have way too much of Have way too much of, briefly Have way too much, for short Having teeth: Suffix Halitosis problem Halitosis, e.g. Hamper emanation Heliotrope, for example. Hint of a gas leak Hint of a leak Horrible smell Hound's clue Hound's track Hound's trail Household spray target Hydrogen sulfide characteristic Hydrogen sulfide feature Hydrogen sulfide has a distinctive one having a strong smell Having a scent Having an aroma Having an odour Hard to detect, in a way Having a distinctive smell Having a natural fragrance having odor or a characteristic odor having or emitting a characteristic smell Hockey gear scents Household spray targets Has a little too much molly Has more than enough, briefly Has much too much, briefly Has one too many Has one's fill and more, briefly Has to go to the ER Has too much Has too much fun, in a way Has too much of a bad thing Has too much of, in a way Has too much of, with "on" Has too much, briefly Has too much, for short Has too much, in brief Has too much, informally Has way more than enough, for short Has way too much, briefly Has way too much, in brief Hypnotic forces. Hypothetical forces. Has much too much of, slangily Has too many helpings of, facetiously Has too much of Has too much of, briefly Has way too much of Has way too much of, slangily Has way too much, for short He devised the Trojan horse Hero in an epic by Homer Hero of a Homer epic His wife waited twenty years for him. Homecoming king? Homer's tar Homer's traveling hero Homer's wanderer Homeric wanderer husband Penelope Hardly a quick jaunt Homer's story Homeric inspiration for Joyce's "Ulysses" Homeric journey Homeric undertaking. Honda minivan "Half-caf" was added to it in 2012 Heavy Brit. reference set Heavy ref. Heavy ref. work Hefty lexical ref. Hefty ref. Huge ref. set Huge ref. work Huge reference from the U.K. Humongous ref. He answered the riddle of Sphinx. He died at Colonus. He solved the Sphinx's Riddle He solved the riddle of the Sphinx. Hefty refs. HIPPODAMIA, father of Hawaiian storm-petrel. "Hamlet" contraction "Hover ___ me with your wings" (Hamlet) Higher than, in poetry ___ hill 'n' dale Hans Christian ___, pioneer of electromagnetism How poets drive onto interstates? Heading in "Hoy" Honduras-to-Guatemala dirección Haydn's includes 106 symphonies Hors d'___ Hors d'___ (appetizer) "Heck ___ job, Brownie!" Horns-dilemma link Hearty West Nigerian dish How mature people come Have a change ___ How to dream, in December. Hanging Gardens ___. How Sayers finished "The Bone" "He wouldn't give you the time ___!" Hamlet, Prince ___ Having a bad day, perhaps Having a holiday Hiker's option Hiker's spray brand Home for the holidays, say Having memorized the script, in theater lingo Heard but not seen, as sound effects Heard but not seen, maybe He wrote "La Vie parisienne" Hurl a slur at Hurt or irritate Hurt the feelings of Hurt with an insult Hurts with an insult Have for sale Have on sale Hirer's communication Hoped-for job interview result House bid Holiday get-together Headquarters honcho, temporarily Hit man's "icing" Heap coals ___ on. How Alfalfa sings How some candid comments are made Highway exits Heard but not seen, perhaps Hook during a typically slow period? Hurler's ploy How a recluse might live How many survivalists survive How some survivalists live " . . . halls with boughs ___" "Heaven make thee free ___!": Hamlet "Heaven make thee free ___!": Shak. Hint, part 4 H.H.H.'s "politics ___" "How foolish ___!" "How silly __!" "How stupid ___!" How clumsy ___! "Hissing Fauna, Are You the Destroyer?" band