Letter H 99250–99500

Hair growth product ... or a phonetic hint to what's been added to the tops of the longest Down answers Hair restoration product Hair-raising brand Heigl's "Knocked Up" costar Ham's "Gotcha" Ham's O.K. Ham's acknowledgment He played James He played Tommy in "Tommy" He directed horror movies (for mature audiences only) and Greco-Roman wrestling (5,6) His Bond never said "Shaken, not stirred" He worked with "gum and grin and lariat." Humorist Will, who said "all politics is applesauce" Humorist of the lasso. Humorist with a lariat. His lifetime batting average is second only to Ty Cobb's "Hear ya loud and clear" Hardly a man of few words He called a spade a shovel He had a way with words He's synonymous with the thesaurus His work had many meanings Handy reference for a crossword constructor Handsome devil HOSTILITY, region of (abbr.) He rules absolument Henri IV, par exemple Henri Quatre. Henry III, to Henri Henry IV or Louis XIV High card in Monte Carlo Holder of le trône Hugh Capet was one Hugh Capet, for one Hugh Capet, par exemple Hugues Capet was one Hugues Capet, e.g. Homophone of a synonym for "kingly" Henri IV et Louis XIV Henri and Louis. Henry IV and Louis XIV. Hugh Capet, Louis XV et al. Hulu alternative Hero of troubadour songs "How do you spell relief?" brand Hero at Roncesvalles Hero of Charlemagne's day. Hero of French legend. Hero of a famous chanson Hero of an early French ballad Hero of early French ballads Hero of early French epic poem Hero of medieval romances "Henry Higgins," for example. "Hurricane" Carter, for Denzel Washington Hamlet is a common one Hamlet or Macbeth Hamlet or Medea, e.g. Hamlet, in "Hamlet" Hamlet, to Olivier Han or Indiana, for Harrison Hat to wear, so to speak Hat, symbolically Heavy, e.g. Heavy, for one Heavy, say Hero, for one. Histrio's need Histrion's delight Histrion's quest Hoffman's Tootsie, e.g. Hollywood slot Homonym for roll House, to Hugh Laurie Hughes, for DiCaprio Hunt, to Cruise "Hair" parts, e.g. Heavy and cameo Heavy and others Heroes and heroines. Hollywood openings? High-end timepiece High-end watch High-end watch brand High-end watchmaker Hard times for a watch company? He married Pocahontas Husband of Pocahontas husband Pocahontas "Ham and cheese on a ___" "Heads will ___!" Ham and Swiss holder Ham and Swiss holder, perhaps Ham holder Ham-and-cheese holder Hand __: sushi order Hard or soft bakery buy Hard or soft item Heavy reverberatory sound. Heavy, reverbatory sound. Hoagie base "How to ___ Blunt" (1992 Redman song) Hero of Sheridan's "Pizarro" Having casters. Hear "here!" here Hair salon gadget Hair salon item Hair setter Hair-curling aid Hair-setting item Hairdresser's aid Hairstylist's cylinder He may be high He may be high in the casino Heavy wave Headgear for some skaters? Hair styling spools Heavy surf Heavy waves Hall of Fame pitcher Fingers Hall-of-Fame's Fingers How haters see Chamillionaire "Harlem Shuffle" band, with "the" Hero of 28 books for boys, 1834ff. Hero of Jacob Abbott's books. Hero of boy's books. Hero of juvenile series. Hero of old-time boys' books. Hero of once-popular juveniles. Hero of series of boys' books. Hero of twenty-eight volumes. Hippo on "Captain Kangaroo" Humanist psychologist May Home remodeler's test purchase, perhaps Has a big sale, in a way Has a nostalgic sale High-class status symbol Home-made smoke. Hershey brand with caramel Hershey candy Hershey candy in a gold-foil wrapper Hershey candy in gold foil Hershey candy wrapped in gold foil Hershey caramel candy Hershey caramel-filled candy Hershey chocolate Hershey chocolate-and-caramel candy Hershey's candy Hershey's candy in a tube Hershey's candy with a caramel center Hershey's caramel candy Hershey's caramel-and-chocolate brand Hershey candy that comes in a tube Hershey caramel candies Hershey's caramel candies Half of a word for pudgy. Half a film genre portmanteau Hardware acronym Home to Vatican City Home to the Trevi Fountain He's armed with darts Home of Aeropuerto de Fiumicino Home of Cinecitt Studios Home of Città del Vaticano Home of Fontana di Trevi Home of Octavius Home of S.P.Q.R. Home of the Caesars Home of the Galleria Borghese Home of the Teatro di Marcello Home to Caesar Home to Il Colosseo Home to the Musei Capitolini Horace's city. Host of the ancient Roman Forum Head for a salad Head with a heart? Healthful food for goldfish "How often do you think about the ___ Empire?" HOLY ___ Empire (The) Hannibal's foe Holy ___ Empire Historian Livy or emperor Nero, for example Harlequin genre Harlequin novel Have a heart-to-heart with? Hawthorne's "The Blithedale ___" *Harlequin publication, e.g. Harlequin's line Harlequin output Historic realm. Home of Transylvanians Homeland of gymnast Nadia Comaneci Hungary's neighbor Holiday team member #6 High bridge sites Hard cheese for Italians. House associated with elegant eggs Horace and Pliny, e.g. H, once Hadrian's legacy to Britain. Harlequin offering (and literally, word-guessing game) Hallmark Channel fare Hugh Grant film, often Harry and Sally from "When Harry Met Sally ...," e.g. Hanks-Ryan flicks, e.g. Hanks sobriquet for films like "You've Got Mail"? HBO series set in the first century B.C. Hadrian's domain Hilly city Hilly place Home of Bulgari Home of the Arch of Constantine Home of the Circus Maximus Home of the Pantheon Home of the Spanish Steps, counterintuitively Home of the togaed set Home to Caesar's palace Home to the Colosseum Home to gladiators of old Home of John Cabot University He compares Juliet to the sun He died for love. He has a romantic reputation He kisses "by the book" He looked up to his girlfriend He played to the balcony He plays to the balcony He said "I die," and then did He slays Tybalt in combat. He slew Tybalt in a duel. He swore by the moon He was asked "Wherefore art thou?" Hero of a Gounod opera. His last words were "Thus with a kiss I die" Howard, Harvey and Whiting Ham doctor's order for heartbreak? He was The Cisco Kid in '40s cinema Hollywood Cesar. Hollywood's Cesar. Horror director George Horror film director Horror film director George Horror film pioneer Hardy English sheep Hatch's Senate successor He tapped Ryan in 2012 Hardly a close contest Hardly a squeaker Heat 114, Bobcats 78, e.g.