Letter H 91750–92000

HanesBrands brand Hit ahead of preceding golfer(s) Healthtex line Handle idly + an ancient element = do something risky Half of a Neil Simon title Hotel that's home to the Palm Court Hotel where Eloise lives Hotel with a view of Central Park "Have mercy on me!" e.g. "Have mercy!," e.g. "Have mercy," for one "Help me out!," e.g. "Help me, Obi-Wan Kenobi," e.g. "Help me, Obi-Wan Kenobi. You're my only hope," e.g. "Help!," e.g. Hearing remark Heartfelt appeal Heartstring-tugging appeal Humble request for help "How do you ___?" (court query) "How do you ___?" (judge's question) Hearing responses Heartfelt requests Happy Kinks song "Mr. ___" ___ Hill, city in Calif. having pleasing manners or behavior Have the will or wish. Hits the spot, so to speak Hedonist's chief goal. Hedonist's pursuit Hedonist's raison d'être Hedonists' havens How some skirts are made Hazing target, once Hazing targets, once HARPSICHORD, implement for playing Hand picks? Help PBS, e.g. Herd of fraternity hopefuls? High diplomat: Abbr. Having full power "Horn" contents Horn of ___ Horn of ___ (cornucopia) Hammer with a rubber head, used in percussion. Homer ___, activist whose train-car protest led to an infamous Supreme Court ruling Historic 1896 Supreme Court case upholding racial segregation laws Historic city in Bulgaria Hammer used to test reflexes Half a tool? Horseshoe handlers Handyman's field? High piano tone Heavy base supporting a statue Heavy bases under statues "Historia Naturalis" author He wrote "Natural History." Hamas competitor, for short Hamas rival grp. Hamas rival, for short Hebron grp. Heavy tread heavily Walk Hard-working, so-so student Heavily sit (down) Hit the easy chair Hit-the-water sound Heavy raindrop sounds Hatched plan Heading in most movies' Wikipedia pages Heart of fiction Hidden plan Hitchcock's "Family ___" Home's land Horror stories' skeletons? Have conniptions, on Fairfax Homes for some wading birds Hardy's disc ___ Holder of shares? Hit hard, as in an accident Hardly a vowelless cross word? Helmsman: Abbr. Having great courage Having gumption Having the gumption Hair transplant piece Has-been racehorse Hole-in-the-wall item Hole-in-the-wall place? Help Gogol get the word out about his books on social media? Hearing protection at concerts Hired goon Hired ruffian High-paying easy job Highly desirable job Homer's discovery Horner find Horner's capture Horner's discovery Horner's find Horner's fruit Horner's pie extraction Horner's prize Horner's surprise Horner's treasure He manipulates snakes Household water pipes HYBRID fruit Hybrid fruits Hat Decoration Hat decor Helmet accessory Helmet ornament How a Mexican mythical serpent is depicted Hat adornments Helmet adornments Having more feathers Hardly slender Horner's pie-filling having hairs branching out like feathers Help for a draining job? Hit with a pitch, in baseball lingo Hollow twang Hollow twanging sound Hollow twanging sounds Hybrid fruit akin to an aprium Hybrid fruit also called an "apriplum" Hybrid fruit also known as an aprium Hybrid fruit similar to an aprium Hybrid stone fruit hybrid fruit of the plum and apricot Having more than one: Abbr. holding 2 offices Having a greater value than usual. High 80s mark Hybrid symbol used to express margin of error His "Lives" influenced Shakespeare HADES, euphemistical name of Hades, to the Romans Historic Massachusetts town Historic settlement: 1620 Historic Massachusetts settlement founded by the Pilgrims in 1620 Historic 17th-century settlement founded by the Pilgrims in Massachusetts Hurricane-zone purchase He's in the forefront Home lender's requirement for lendees who don't pay a high enough down payment: Abbr. Harper and Cameron: Abbr. Heads of Canada, for short Heads of governments, for short. Heath and Eden: Abbr. High ranking Brit pols Hormonal phase preceding menstruation "He's angry, she's ___" (double standard from Jessica Valenti's "He's a Stud, She's a Slut") HOLY Spirit, doctrine of the HYDROZOA containing air-cavity Hard-to-chew candy HUNT illegally Hunt game illegally Hunt in the wrong place? Hunt in the wrong spot? Hunt on private property. Hunts illegally Hunts or fishes illegally Habanero's mild cousin Hole in the wall where you may pick up a check? Hero of New Orleans Hero, to some Heros in NOLA Home of Idaho State University heavy-bodied Old World diving duck having a grey-and-black body and reddish head Hole in a pool table Handbags Help to do one's part Handy-dandy tool Handy lint-removing tool? Hanky holders *Heirloom timepiece, perhaps Hail damage marks Hilly resort area of Penna. "Hocus __" (Vonnegut novel) "Hocus __": 1993 film featuring a trio of witches Half a spell Half of a magic formula Half of a magician's phrase Hocus-__ (magic word) Head of casting? Holder for peas Holder of insect eggs Holder of peas Home for peas Home for two peas Horde of humpbacks Humpback herd Hyper-efficient modern hotel room Having feet: Combining form in zoology. Having feet: Suffix. Headline about an online program that got squatters evicted? Hacking victim of the 2016 campaign "Hodge" follower Hodge's other half having eyes on stalks, like some crabs Hero of the Brooks. Herds of seals Holders of legumes Holders of peas Holders of peas on a farm Hordes of humpbacks Housings for jet engines Hulls. Humpback herds Humpback hordes "Hop-Frog" author "Hop-Frog" writer Half of the "Star Wars" pairing Stormpilot He Ushered in mysteries? He created the Ushers He felled an Usher He feuded with Longfellow He influenced Baudelaire He lived in a cottage at Fordham. He once wrote "I became insane, with long intervals of horrible sanity" He raved about a raven He was dismissed from West Point. He wrote "All that we see or seem / Is but a dream within a dream" He wrote "Israfel." He wrote "Lenore." He wrote "Ms. Found in a Bottle." He wrote "The Assignation" He wrote "The Bells" He wrote "The Black Cat." He wrote "The Gold-Bug." He wrote "The Raven" He wrote "To Helen" and "For Annie" He wrote "Ulalume" He wrote To Helen He wrote a famous poem that uses 20 different end rhymes for "ore" He wrote about "a midnight dreary" He wrote about the Ushers He wrote many "chillers." He wrote of "a midnight dreary" He wrote of "the sweet Lenore" He wrote of "tintinabulation." He wrote of Annabel Lee and Lenore He wrote of Lenore He wrote of Roderick Usher His Philadelphia home, a National Historic Site, has a bird statue outside of it His bells tintinnabulated. His epitaph reads "Quoth the Raven, 'Nevermore.'" His first collection of poems was credited only to "a Bostonian" His mystery admirer didn't appear graveside to toast his birthday in 2010 for the first time since 1949