Letter H 83500–83750

having lived or existed for a long time Human fallibility, with "the" Home for the elderly Hoary jokes/stiolpxe selaS Hard one to teach, in a saying Hard one to teach, proverbially "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" adjective "Here we are, as in ___ days . . ." Having been around longer Having gone around the block more Having more to remember Having premiered first Having seniority How everyone grows Having greater age having lived or existed longer Having the experience of years of beer drinking? Harvard, among U.S. colleges Having the most privileges, maybe "___ Home," Stephen Foster song. "Hound Dog" or "What's New Pussycat?" Herman's Hermits hit, e.g. Historical fiction soundtrack number Hit from Grandpa's day Hit from the 1950s, e.g. Hit from the 1960s, say Hit from the past Hit from way back Hit from years ago Hit of yesteryear Hit song from long ago Hit song of years ago Hit tune from the past Hoagy Carmichael's "Star Dust," e.g. Hopefully a goodie also Huge blast from the past hop number Sock away "Hungry Like the Wolf" and "Smells Like Teen Spirit," e.g. (sorry to break it to you) Hits from the '50s, e.g. House painting attire, maybe Henny Youngman staple Hockey score by an aging monarch? Half of a murderous Broadway title Half of a murderous pair in a Frank Capra movie title Heirloom bridal veil trimming Historic town of Connecticut Heroine of a Menotti opera. *Hemingway title character He played Oswald in 'JFK' Hemingway character Hemingway hero Hemingway sea-goer Hemingway's Santiago, for one Hemingway's Santiago, in the story's title Hootie & the Blowfish "___ (When I Get to Heaven)" Hemingway book, with "The" Hemingway novel, with "The" Hemingway tale, with "The" Hemingway work, with "The" He kicked the bucket, in a song Hawthorne's childhood home. He might put chills up your spine Hitchcock, in a way Hemingway fisher and others Her dog had none Has-been of a horse Horse that has seen better days Horse-track has-been H&M competitor Hardly the latest buzz He goes way back Hardly a neophyte *Heroine in a reprised fairy tale? He bought the Dodge Brothers' engines He gave his name to the Reo Henry Ford contemporary Henry Ford rival Hurst/___ ('60s-'80s auto) Hurst/___ (classic '60s-'80s auto) Hurst/___ (muscle car) "He who hesitates is lost," for one "Haste makes waste" and similar sayings *Hopelessly out of touch Hardly avant-garde Having lots of vintage appeal Highway part that needs repair? Hip-hop from the early 1980s Home, affectionately Homeland, affectionately Homeland, nostalgically He never dies Hipster beer from Chicago He's been around a while: hyph. Honoree who might wear a vintage uniform Historic district of a city Historic section of a city Hall in London, noted for classic plays. Historic London theater Historic London theater, with "the" Historic Celtic tongue Horse opera setting "Hellzapoppin'" Olsen "Hip, hip, Jorge!" "Hooray for José!" "Hooray!" in Honduras "Hooray!" relative "Hooray!" variation "Hooray!," to Jose "Hooray!," to José "Hooray, José!" "Hooray," at the World Cup "Hot Hot Hot" refrain word "Hot Hot Hot" start, to say the least "Hurrah!" at a stadium "Hurrah, El Matador" "Hurrah," at a futbol game "Huzzah, Jose!" "Huzzah, José!" Havana hurrah He s a Bull Hearty cheer Hellzapoppin star Olsen Helzapoppin star ___ Olsen Hernando's "Hooray!" Hidalgo "Hooray!" Hispanic "Hurray!" Hispanic cheer Hispanic huzza. Hoagy Carmichael's ____ Buttermilk Sky Holler from "hombres" Holler from an hombre Hooray for Jorge Hooray for the matador! Hooray, another way Hooray, in Juárez Huesca huzzah Hurrah for El Farruco Hurrah for El Matador Hurrah for Jose Hurrah for José Hurrah for the matador Hurrah, in Honduras Hurrah: Sp. Hurray for Jose Hurray for José Hurray in Huescar Hurray, in Hermosa Hurray, in Hidalgo Hurray, the Spanish way Huzzah for Manolete Huzzah for the toreador __ Henriksen: skin care brand hooray Hidalgo Info Handsome but poisonous shrub. Highly poisonous garden plant Highly toxic garden flower Hiroshima's official flower, as it was the first to bloom after the atomic bombing in 1945 *Historic barn owner Her cow set Chicago ablaze, 1871 Her cow set Chicago on fire Her cow started a fire Her cow was a scapegoat Her cow was infamous Her cow was notorious Historic cow owner Herculon makeup Herculon's fiber He had designs on Jackie He put designs on Jackie Hockey player Tverdovsky Home of college football's Rebels, familiarly Home of the Southeastern Conference's Rebels Having a smell having smell High-fat spread Hot roll topper Hot roll topper, sometimes Housewives' budget aid. Hydrogenated fat option Hydrogenated soybean oil "Hellzapoppin'" costar Half an old vaudeville duo having affinity for oils; wetted by oils in preference to water Highways for short Hardly a chorus of boos Heard at the corrida Hispanic cheers Hispanic hurrahs Hispanic huzzahs Hurrahs in Hidalgo Hurrays for matadors Huzzahs for toreros Helga's sister. HAVING offensive smell Having a disagreeable smell. "Havana" actress "Havana" co-star Lena "Hollywood Homicide" actress, 2003 "Hunters" actress Lena "Hunters" star Lena Havana actress Lena Havana star Lena Hill Street Blues actor Ken Hollywood's Ken or Lena Hollywood's Lena Hollywood's Lena or Ken Huston's costar and fellow Best Supporting Actress nominee for "Enemies, A Love Story" Henny Youngman specialty Hollywood's Ken and Lena Hodgepodge or miscellaneous mixture HIGHLY seasoned dish Haphazard collection Hardly a uniform collection Heavily spiced meat stew Heavily spiced stew Highly spiced stew Hodgepodge dish Hodgepodge or mishmash Heterogeneous mixtures Highly seasoned dishes Healthy oil Holy oil source Hors d'oeuvre tray item Hors d'oeuvre tray tidbit Home of the Never-Ending Pasta Bowl Healthful pasta-sauce ingredient Hardy fellow? Hardy one Hardy or Holmes Hardy or Twist He asked for more. He wanted "more" Hero who perished at Roncesvalles. Hit Broadway musical with an exclamation point in its name Holmes Honest Dickens hero. ___ Hazard Perry, naval hero Host of the former Fox News Channel series "War Stories" Hero of 1813. He was Proximo in "Gladiator" Hardy and North Hardy, et al. Holmeses, father and son. He wrote "The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat" Hard guy director Hero of the "second helping" episode. Having a yellowish-brown complexion Hill near Jerusalem Hyperactive pig in a series of children's books Heroine of ABC's "Scandal"