He wrote "Poems in Praise of Practically Nothing." Having a rounded cutting edge, as a tool Hanging out together Hopped a freight Hospital recreation areas Hospital recreation areas 24 hours of fun with some nuts? Humpback salmon. Humpback salmon Herculean labor on the highway Hideaway Hid oneself expertly? Hosiery-maker's claim, perhaps Heard on a funny farm? Homer that leaves people yawning? Having mottled grain ___ haw: hesitate "Hey, you three, down in front!" Having a mottled grain Hengist was ___ brother. Hit on ice Honesty: Fr. He appeared in 12 Disney films Having an extended run, as a film Having academic rank: Colloq. Hoboes by nature? Hung on. 1967 hit for Sopwith "Camel" Headache fighters Housing for snakes? Hired, as counsel Held onto Held. Hired Hitler salutes. Hired an attorney Hired, as a lawyer Huntley and Brinkley, e.g. Hog plum tree. Hairy. Having all angles equal to 144 degrees Hosts of a sort Hog plum of India. Healthy fare Hog plum of India HBO series set in Prohibition era Atlantic City Hog plum Having honest emotion Hostile planet, in astrology. Holiday gift Hairy. Handmade floor covering Hairy 'Hood inhabitant Having deep fissures. Hesitate to PArticiPAte Home of William Cullen Bryant. Headline about a Valentine's Day malfunction? Halloween bluegrass standard? Homer Homers Having a husk Healers who produce vacua at body surface. Heroine of "Barber of Seville." Hamlet's hardtop? 'Hill Street Blues' actor Heavyweight champ of the '30s Heavyweight champ turned wrestler. Heavyweight champion before Baer. Heavyweight champ: 1933–34 Heavyweight champ: 1933-34 Hot to trot Healers Hero of Woodbridge, N. J. Healers Heroic captain. Hire backup dancers? Hermit in Nevada? He plays Jack Malone on "Without a Trace" Handles: Fr. Honduras seaside city Honduras seaport Honduras seaside city Handles, in Le Havre 1984 hit that's a Three Stooges parody, with "The" Highway warning sign Historic French town. High mountain range of Tibet. Hanger-on Hanger-on. Honduran seaport Honduran port 1962 hit for the Exciters Head for dry land, in a way How "12" is expressed in Chinese 1970 Hugo Award-winning novel by Larry Niven Hervey Allen best-seller Highway sign. Horseshoe-shaped sausage How the circled letters are mixed up, yo Hit song of 1931? Her hems were high Historical decorum disdainer He turned back Kid Gavilan. Hero in space? Half of "World Clique" band Half of "World Clique" band name He played Goldfinger Helpless: Poet. How 17 Across are written How this runs He bobbles Hears rumors about Hogarth print depicting the evils of spirits Hand-me-down? Hotel bibles, informally He has four more years in Washington. Humdingers Horses, at times Holmes's words for a tea party Horses, at times Healthy: Latin. Healthy: Lat. Hunt through or around. Hive operators Honeycomb? High-protein snack Herbal folk remedy for nausea Henry Ward and family 1964 hit with the lyric "she looks straight ahead, not at me," with "The" Hundred-dollar bills, in slang Hundred-dollar bills, in slang Herb called coltsfoot 'How the Ovest Was Won' star? He took a ride He usually shows his heels to Fred Wilt. Hoaxes: Scot. Headline of 1948 Heavy beams Hackman causes fixed fees He accepted Lee's surrender Hardly a model of virility How much someone nods? Host of The Match Game Host of TV's "Match Game" Honeymoon Suite "New ___" Head of Astronautics and Space Administration. Hat for an early astronaut? Holiday sentiment? ___ hole in (rips) Hebrew month Hebrew January. Highway-flow center: Abbr. He put the T in TBS Hybrid music genre Hot drink's inventory? Head-hunter in mountains of Formosa. Home for a tropical dryad? Harsh questioning of a perp, one-upped? He's famous for the words "There's a sucker born every minute" Herb used in vinegar: Var. Hedge laurel of N. Z. Has a detrimental effect Hall: German. "___ home, your mudder's callin'!" Hair: Prefix Hung on to Hogs that take you to court? Hogs that take you to court? Hair stylist? Heraldic bearing Headgear worn by tropical troops. Headgear for hot countries. Hit parade lineup Hit parade contents Hamlet's flesh. Handle mildly Hats for some Caruso fans How business executives are often posed Hit song of 1953 Heavenly body: Fr. Homestead, in Britain Homestead: dialect Homestead, in Britain Hearth Hearth of yore Hearth: Old Eng. Hopes it never happens Hopes it never happens "He's ___ fox" He lives along the Rhone. Head of N.Y.C.'s school system Homesteads, in Hampshire Homesteads, British style Hereford homesteads Hold in abeyance Hasbro playthings Heroine of "The Bohemian Girl.” Heroine of Balfe opera. Hot numbers? Held nothing back in Held nothing back in "___ Handle," 1938 Gable film 1961 #1 hit for Bobby Lewis Hartbeests. Hartebeests. Hebrew laws. Hartebeests Historic structure on the Thames Hot ___ (overly eager) Hot ____: eager High __ (stoned) High ____ "How Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down On ___?" Hair braid: Fr. HBO's first miniseries (1984) 1977 Herbert Ross film with 11 Oscar nominations and no wins "___ human hopes" Herbal fiasco? Has goose bumps Has an excited feeling Herb for one at the Round Table? Holidays Hock dock Hockshop receipt Hockshop receipt Hock shop receipt Hockshop receipt Hockshop receipt Hock shop receipt Hearst and Duke Hearst and Duke Hearst and Duke Heraldic bars in pairs. Hit an impasse Heavy blows. Heavy hitters Hermit thrush. "___: Her Fall and Rise," 1931 film Has one's name listed first Hive sighting High-energy "Our Gang" bully? Hitchhiker's holiday? Headline announcing a sax player's retirement? Hand, at times Hieroglyphics key Historian of Caesar's day. Historian of Caesar's day Horror film based on a Porter novel? He received more votes for president than anyone else in 1876--and lost