Letter H 99750–100000

Hotel phone button label Hotel bill add-ons Having plenty of space Hardly cramped How the claustrophobic prefer it Hardy in old films Hardy player Hardy star? Hobart hoppers Hopping herbivores He got married on St. Patrick's Day in 1905 He led the Rough Riders, 1898. His was Delano Hagedorn's subject. Hen hangout Hen's perch Hen's place at night Hen's resting place Hen's spot at night Henhouse "bed" Henhouse area Henhouse fixture Henhouse perch Henhouse, for instance High Bar He's got a comb but no hair Henhouse big shot Hen cages Hen homes Hen lodgings Hen perches Hen's gathering spots Henhouse features Henhouse perches Hens' milieu. Hair anchor Hair implant? Hair part Herbicide's target Horseradish sauce source Horseradish source Horseradish, e.g. Hires for a float? Hires output Hires stuff Hires, e.g. Hoped for a Bull rally? Hoped for a Thunder storm? He screams for his team Home-town fans. Harder to plow, perhaps Hoboes by nature? Horticultural problem caused by overwatering Hair and tooth parts Hair-dyeing job Haley TV classic Haley best seller Haley book Haley classic Haley epic Haley miniseries Haley novel Haley opus Haley tale Haley title Haley work Haley's best seller Haley's blockbuster Haley's chronicle Haley's classic work Hereditary background Historic '70s miniseries Historic miniseries Hometown ties Hard to hoe, perhaps Having bulbs, tubers, etc. Having many underground parts, as plants. Healthy parts of an outback animal's diet? *Hitch material, and one of ten one-word movies in this puzzle directed by the honoree HEADFAST Halyard or hawser Hard liner, in baseball lingo Hawser, e.g. Hawser, for one Heavy cord Heavy gold chain Hillbilly's belt His 1948 film Hitchcock classic seemingly filmed in one continuous take Hitchcock film based on the Leopold and Loeb case Hitchcock film starring James Stewart Hitchcock film that takes place in a Manhattan penthouse Hitchcock film: 1948 Hitchcock hit Hitchcock movie about a thrill killing Hitchcock nail-biter Hitchcock thriller: 1948 Hitchcock title Hitchcock tour de force Hitchcock's 1948 film Hitchcock's first color film Hitchcock's first film in color Houdini essential Hog-tied Hawser plant. Halyards. Hammock composition, perhaps Hornswoggles, with "in" High tied activity? Hogtie an old Roman fighter? Hammock-mending material Hard to chew, maybe Hero of Irish ballad. Hero of old ballad. Hockey player Fitzpatrick or actor Calhoun Hollywood veteran Calhoun Heath, in Cornish names. "Horse Fair" painter Bonheur Hero Parks Highest of Pennine Alps. Historic Parks Historic bus rider Parks Horse painter Bonheur His Girl Friday costar Henry II's "fair" mistress "Hail Mary" counter Handgun, in old slang Hazzard County police officer "Hu$tle" subject "Hu$tle" subject Pete He married Brice Headed heavenward Herbert Hoover of Dorothy Perkins. Heroine of popular comedy. Hit leader Pete House of York symbol Hit TV show rebranded as "The Conners" in 2018 Hardy rhododendron shrub Home field of the UCLA Bruins Home stadium of the Bruins Herbal tea choice Historic Manhattan ballroom Her baby was a little devil Herb of memory. herb with needle like leaves used in cooking He batted .302. Home-run hitting Indian. High-priced perfume ingredient Hawaiian Sunset and Heart's Desire Hot commodity on February 14 Hue of health, as in cheeks. Hybrid tea ___. Haydn Wood's popular song. Hieroglyphic stone discovery site Hieroglyphic stone locale Historic Egyptian city. Historic stone Historic town in Egypt. -- Hashanah Hashanah s head Head, in Hebrew Head: Heb. Hebrew for "beginning" Hebrew for "head" __ Hashanah: Jewish New Year ___ Hashana ___ Hashana (Jewish New Year) ___ Hashana (Jewish holy day) ___ Hashonah, Jewish New Year. ___ Hodesh ___ Hodesh (beginning of each Hebrew month) Hepburn, to Bogart, in "The African Queen" Historic riveter Host O'Donnell Hawkeye, B.J. and Klinger relaxed there Home work force symbol How a pollyanna sees the world Hand-drying substance Heifetz's need Heroine helped by Figaro Heroine of "Barber of Seville." Helping to grip, like resin. Hispanic "Sesame Street" character Hispanic blue-green Muppet Home of William Cullen Bryant. "Happy Days" mom "Hustlin'" rapper Rick H. -- Perot Harold ___, editor of The New Yorker. Harold ___, of The New Yorker Harold or Diana Harold who co-founded The New Yorker magazine Harold who founded "The New Yorker" He finished behind Bill and George in the 1992 US presidential election He ran against Bill and Bob in 1996 He ran against Bill and George in 1992 He ran against George and Bill in '92 He wrote "He Ran All the Way." Henry __ Perot Highland area Historic flag maker Historic seamstress Betsy Historical seamstress Historical sewer Host of "The Joy of Painting" He directed "The Brave Bulls." Harold and others. He wrote "The Blessed Damozel." Half of a 60's comedy team Half of a vermouth brand name He composed "William Tell." Home of the emperor penguin Home to many a penguin He wrote "Chanticleer.” He wrote "L'Aiglon." H*y*m*a*n K*a*p*l*a*n's creator Humorist Leo who wrote "The Joys of Yiddish," 1968 having a beak or beaklike process Happy hue Happy-hued Having a healthy color Having a healthy glow Having a positive outlook Having a red hue Having a reddish hue Healthy-looking, in a way How the future looks to an optimist Home inspection find High church tribunal. Humanitarian club member Has-been communications device High tribunals Hurdy-gurdies. Have angular velocity How to see the image formed by this puzzle's circled letters Had a revolution? Have as an axis H.S. or coll. program High school mil. group Habitual course Habitual repetition Habitual routine Habitual way Humdrum way to learn "HAHAHA!," in texts Hayward role Hayward role in "I'll Cry Tomorrow" He wrote "Goodbye Columbus" He wrote "Our Gang" He wrote "Portnoy's Complaint"