Letter H 95750–96000

Highly successful reviews Hits usually get them Hoped-for reviews He performed before Melanie on the first day of Woodstock Highly seasoned Sauce Basil Highly seasoned sauce Highly seasoned white sauce Hiker's challenge Harsh and unpleasant, as the weather Headed for the refinery Hit a ___ nerve How Gollum eats fish, in "The Two Towers" How Rocky liked his eggs How celery is usually served How crudités are served How half-shell clams are eaten How most bananas are eaten How oysters are often served How oysters may be eaten How sashimi is eaten How sashimi is served How some bodybuilders (and salmonella fans) take their eggs How some eat eggs How steak tartare is served How to eat bluepoint oysters How vegetables may be eaten Hangover cure, to some Harsher, as weather Having less training He sang "Groovy People" "Hey there, tiger!" Health nut's snack Healthy snacks Half a longtime comedy team Half-line He has agreed not to seek an indictment against Clinton He scored the winning run on Mookie's Game 6 dribbler He won't bring Travelgate charges against Hillary He's empaneled a new grand jury in the Lewinsky scandal Heat ___ (sci-fi weapon) Hint of hope Hope unit He played Jesus Shuttlesworth in "He Got Game" He lost a 1989 fight to Hector "Macho" Camacho He is second in line for the Presidency. House Speaker nicknamed "Mr. Sam" "Hit the Road Jack" singer "Hellzapoppin" actress "Hellzapoppin'" (1941) actress Martha "Hellzapoppin'" actress Martha "Hellzapoppin'" funnywoman "Hellzapoppin'" zany Martha Having beams of light Having divergent lines Having lines radiating from a center, like some star shapes Heater of the future Henry Hill portrayer in "GoodFellas" ___ hope (encouraging sign) Hose fabric once Hose makeup Hot climate fabric He voiced Manny in "Ice Age" H. G. Wells' Martians' weapon. Hope, metaphorically He played Poopdeck Pappy in "Popeye" (1980) Homophone and antonym of "raise" Homophone and opposite of "raise" He brings down the house Home wrecker How to succeed as a demolition crew? Half of a showy display? Household blade Household instrument. Hair-managing aids High-definition Honed to perfection Hector verbally Hilarious confusion Hoot at confined hooters? Hemoglobin-filled corpuscle (abbr.) HR consequence Hank Aaron stat Hank Aaron still leads the MLB in this stat, 48 years after his retirement Hank Aaron's leading stat Heading in a slugger's rec. Hit bonus, for short Hitter's accomplishment (abbr.) Hitter's no. Hitter's stat, for short Hitter's stat: Abbr. Hitting record: Abbr. Hitting stat Hitting stats Home run stat Home-coming result? Home-coming stat? Homer consequence Homer hitter's stat. Homer stat He drives guys home a lot He drives people home quite often HR results Hack Wilson got a record 191 of these in 1930 Hack Wilson's 191 in '30 is still the single season record Hack Wilson's 191 in 1930 Hank Aaron finished his career with 2,297 of them, in brief Hank Aaron had 2,297 Hank Aaron had 2,297 (abbr.) Hank Aaron had 2,297 of them: Abbr. Hank Aaron holds the M.L.B. record for these, for short (2,297) Hank Aaron is the all-time leader in this baseball stat Hank Aaron led the N.L. in them four times Hank Aaron's 2,211 Hank Aaron's 2,297 Hank Aaron's 2,297, briefly Hank Aaron's 2,297: Abbr. Hit parade products? Hitter's stats Home deliveries? Homecoming hits? Homer's earnings, briefly? Hand-off recipients: Abbr. Handoff receivers, in the N.F.L. Handoff recipients in the NFL Handoff recipients, in football (Abbr.) "Heartbreak Hotel" label "His Master's Voice" brand "His Master's Voice" co. "His Master's Voice" company "His Master's Voice" initials "His Master's Voice" label "His Master's Voice" of old electronics "His Master's Voice" org. "His Master's Voice" record label "His Master's Voice" sloganeer Historic U.S. record label initials H.E.R.'s label HDTV alternative to JVC HDTV brand HDTV maker HDTV rival to JVC High sign in N. Y. C. High skyline letters in N.Y.C. Hitachi rival Home appliance giant Home entertainment company Home theater option Historic Victor Talking Machine successor "Hi, I'm Mike Bloomberg. I grew up watching ___ a TV conglo HDMI predecessor Health abbr. Healthful amt. Healthful nutrient amt. Healthy amount?: Abbr. Healthy amt. Healthy-eating no. High ones, of song: abbr. Highway dept. concerns Holders of shoulders: Abbr. Hwy. offshoots Hwy. turnoffs Hwy., blvd., etc. Hwys. Hwys. and blvds. Hwys. and byways Hwys. and tpks. Hwys., e.g. Hwys., for instance He lost out to Pacino for Best Actor of 1992 He played Cardinal Richelieu in "The Musketeer" He played Costello in "Still Crazy" He played Davidson's love interest in "The Crying Game" He played Fergus in "The Crying Game" He played Finch in "V for Vendetta" He's Costello in "Still Crazy" He's Dr. Lane in "Underworld: Awakening" Health reporter Blakey Herb of Pacific Islands. Herb used in curry powder. Hockeyist Billy Humorist Gardner ___ Husky-voiced singer/songerwriter Chris Husky-voiced singer/songwriter Chris Hutchins and ___ (sheet music company) Holdup man's command. Horse-opera command "Heaven is not ___ at a single bound."—Holland. Have high aspirations Have lofty aspirations "Hands up!" Have a poor poker face Have an emotional response Hit back, say Hiccups and rashes Having the potential to explode Heart of a nuclear power station Homer Simpson oversees one at work Has an answer Has an emotional response Hits back, say Hits the ceiling e.g. "His sins were scarlet, but his books were ___." Have a certain wording. Have a novel experience Have an audition He wrote "Sheridan's Ride" Hear, to a CBer Homework assignment starter Homonym for reed or red How to get through volumes "How to ___ Book": Adler "How to ___ Book": Adler-Van Doren "How to ___ Book." "Hard Cash" author "Hard Cash" author Charles "Hard Cash" novelist "Hard Cash" novelist Charles He wrote "Hard Cash" He wrote "It's Never Too Late To Mend," 1856. He wrote "Peg Woffington" He wrote "The Cloister and the Hearth." He's often "constant" High-tech card interpreter Hollywood palmist? "Hard Cash" author and family "Having perused the text, I'm prepared to answer that," Tom said ___ How available groupies are How to process most English text Hospitalizes again High-tech report Has a novel experience? Has an audition Helps a child fall to sleep, perhaps How to get this puzzle's absurd message "Here's a good article you should check out" How to get a message out of the boxes Having bags all packed, say Having practiced sufficiently Hide-and-seek word Having pre-blended ingredients Hide-and-seek player's ultimatum Hide-and-seek words He defeated Dukakis He stood in the way of Dukakis Hollywood's Ronald ___. Have an encore presentation of Happening in actuality Hardly ersatz Hardly hypothetical Hardly illusory