Letter H 87250–87500

Head-heels connection Head-heels connector High, as a guess Higher bet Higher in authority Higher in the hierarchy than Higher of two options in a sports bet History, so to speak History, with its Hovering above Have ___ barrel. Hams it the f up How you might discuss frugality at 4:00 in London Ham line Ham sign-off Ham's finish How a nag tells you things How nags make commands Had it all, unfortunately? Had thirds Had thirds, maybe Had thirds, say Had too many helpings. Having too many kids? Higher auction offer hyperventilation Hammed up How some deals are made He overdid it last night when he did 100 pushups Having too much of, with "on" Have trouble with one's balance Had a problem at the bank High gear on a car, perhaps Highway gear How some eggs are prepared How some fried eggs are cooked How some like their eggs How some eggs are cooked with the yolk unbroken Have a third helping. Have more than one's fill Have thirds, maybe Have too much dinner Has everything? Has thirds or fourths, say Has too much at dinner Has nonspecific opinions, e.g. How a bad decision may be made Happens to catch, like a conversation Headed for a stall, quite possibly "Hey... look at me!" Helpful cry during a rescue mission hunting to excess How shrimp cocktail may be served Have to retrieve extra copies How a stagecoach traveled Have common ground with Have coverage in common Have in common with Have in common, as in a Venn diagram Have items in common with Have some common ground Have something in common Have things in common Had something in common Has in common having too much debt capital compared to equity capital Having too much wattage. Having surplus weight. He commands other nobles Historic operation of W. W. II. How some business deals are made happening in a short time or with great speed How the murderer kneels in a whodunit? Have trouble closing the suitcase, maybe HIGHWAY over railroad Highway bridge Highway crosser Highway crossing Highway bridges hurry over Have too high an opinion of. How beef tips may be served How some entrees are served How the fish in nigiri is served Having the edge turned, as a wheel. Hangs suspended How some travel abroad How some military personnel serve Hawk aggressively Hype too much Hits too high on the backboard having an upper part projecting beyond the lower Hits snooze too many times Had to scramble to get out the door, perhaps Hit the snooze button too many times Hyped to excess Hyped too much Hire too many people Hires too many employees Hyperbolist's report highest level of trees in a rainforest He wrote "The Great Enterprise.” He wrote "The Mature Mind." Hardly clandestine Hardly in hiding Hardly secret "___ hills and far away." How some Niagara stunts are done ___ hill (washed up) How stalactites form Heartbreaker of a kind How bruschetta is served Hint; insinuation Harmonics Hinted-at hidden meanings having been turned so that the bottom is no longer the bottom Hackneyed repetition. Heavier than expected Hen's product: Comb. form Hockey star Alexander's nickname "Heroides" author "Heroides" poet "Heroides" writer He could be void; his poetry's not He wrote "Amores." He wrote "Jupiter from on high laughs at lovers' perjuries" He wrote "Metamorphoses" He wrote "The sharp thorn often produces delicate roses" He wrote "To be loved, be lovable" He wrote "Venus favors the bold" He wrote of Pyramus and Thisbe He wrote, "Nothing is stronger than habit" Horace contemporary Historic city badly damaged in the Spanish Civil War Historic city of northern Spain Hatching externally Hollywood agent Michael Hollywood bigwig Michael Half of a zygote Haploid cell Human body's largest cell "Hug ___" (Shel Silverstein poem) Horse Man's tail? Horse of the Century Man __ Horse racing's Man ___ "How much do I ___ you?" "How much do I ___?" Have an outstanding obligation Have a balance Have a balance to pay Have a bill Have a bill, say Have a debt Have a debt of gratitude to Have a debt to Have a debt to pay Have a liability Have a loan from Have a lot of interest? Have a marker out Have a mortgage Have a mortgage, e.g. Have a mortgage, perhaps Have a mortgage, say Have a negative balance Have a payment due Have a red-number day? Have a tab Have a tab to settle Have an obligation to pay Have an obligation to. Have an open tab, say Have an outstanding balance Have an outstanding bill Have an outstanding figure? Have an outstanding liability Have an unbalanced balance Have an unpaid balance Have as a debt Have as an obligation Have bills Have bills due Have bills to pay Have charges to settle Have chits Have chits out Have college loans, say Have credit card debt Have creditors Have debt Have debts Have debts outstanding Have debts totaling Have due Have financial obligations Have gotten behind Have it coming to Have liabilities Have loans Have markers Have markers out Have money due Have obligations Have obligations to (3) Have obligations, in a way Have out markers Have outstanding Have outstanding debts Have overdue bills Have payables Have problems after a trip to Vegas, perhaps Have red ink Have some bills Have something of interest Have something outstanding Have student debt, say Have student loans, say Have to fork over Have to give back Have to hand it to Have to pay Have to pay back Have to remit Have to repay Have to return Have to return to Have to settle Have to settle later Have to shell out Have to thank (for) Have to thank for, with "to" Have uncovered expenses Have unpaid bills Have unpaid debts Have unsettled accounts Have yet to pay Have yet to pony up Have yet to reimburse Have yet to repay Have yet to settle Have yet to settle up Have yet to settle up with Haven't filled the bill? Haven't paid Haven't paid off yet Haven't paid yet Haven't settled Haven't yet paid Haven't yet settled Homophone for eau