Crossword Clues Start With H, page 61
Having a handle
Half: Ger.
Half, in Hamburg
Hooklike parts.
Hook: Anat.
Hertz documents
Herrick's choice in dress
___ hearty
Hydrocarbon
"Hallelujah Chorus" oratorio, familiarly
Housekeeper player on "Benson"
He's seen at first nights.
Home-study vehicle
Historic agreement of 1949.
Honeybunny
Hard to nail down
"___ Have Been Love" (1990 #1 hit)
Household gods of ancient Hebrews.
Hint to 17-, 28- and 43-Across
Heating up a friend's frozen casserole?
Highest decoration.
Herring family.
Hoofed it?
Habitual thieves
Hat decorations
Headed into the sunset, perhaps
Hard labor
Have done with
Host of "The $1.98 Beauty Show"
Highbrow
Hamlets.
Hamlets
Host of "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous"
He's got inside info
Hero of "It Can't Happen Here."
Hero Jessup of "It Can't Happen Here."
He reports to Inspector Fenwick
Historic town in New Mexico.
Helper for charley horses?
Haitian animal.
Horsetail tree
He had a "Ragtime Band"?
Heady ex-footballer?
Humorist Sholem
Historic Syrian city.
Haggle over price.
Hyderabad site of famous cave paintings.
Hit ___ court (get lucky in tennis)
Hellenistic.
Harpsichords
House addition made of reddish wood
Heroine of Chaucer's "Second Nun's Tale."
Herbal plants
Happiness ever after
1991 Holocaust film
Humphrey Bogart role
His tales inspired Jacques Offenbach
Home of la Chine, la Corée and le Japon
Hard times.
"Homage to Sextus Propertius," e.g.
Halted legally
Headline about a newly discovered refuse site?
Hold a surprise party for Scorsese?
How often is a baby born in China?
Hold a surprise party for Scorsese?
"Help mend a broken heart"
(Had) become the job of
He stumps the experts.
He knows all the answers on "Information Please."
Hooters smash
High-ranking copper
Head of Army Ground Forces.
Hollywood's ___ brothers
Halogens
"Happy" singer-songwriter, as he's known to wagering card game bankers?
H&M alternative
Handyman teams?
He wrote "The Literacy Fallacy."
He won the Pulitzer Prize, 1948, for "Across the Wide Missouri."
Head honcho?
He wrote "Across the Wide Missouri."
Heavy wires supplying electricity.
Humor quote, part three
Hindu mound
Have misgivings
Hairstyle popularized by David Beckham
Having a preference.
1973 hit"___Stronger Every Day"
Hollandaise with tomato purée
Hypothetical concept in physics
Half a C-note
Here
How do you accept rejection?
Here Hannibal was defeated
Hannibal's Waterloo, so to speak
Headline about declining sales of Nesquik?
Headline about declining sales of Nesquik?
Harvey discovery
Hanging by a thread.
Highest rank in sumo
Highest rank in sumo
Havana fan
Held in place, in a way
Held in place, in a way
Hinged-frame Nagano footwear
Handyman's soup?
Handyman's soup?
He summons: Lat.
Help from a French composer?
Help from a French composer?
Household chore
Home to singer Britney?
Hit into
Heath alternative
High area of a cathedral: Var.
He wrote "The Proper Bostonians"
Heart
How the trolley went in a 1944 song
Having a sharp point.
Having a look of bewilderment
Honshu town
Hitting back? / Throaty
Has a certain bias
Has a gentle rise
Hill, in Italy
High (and high-priced) options for spectators
Half man, half goat
Heraldic bends
Halcion, for example
Hip-hop-scored Baz Luhrmann movie Part II
Household helper responsible for string toys?
Hammer or Spade
Hardest to catch
Hardest to catch
He wrote "Rats, Lice and History."
Helmsman's course.
Helmsman's direction.
Helmsman's course
Homemade pistol
Homemade pistol
Homemade pistol
Homemade pistol
Homemade pistol
Hazardous winter road
Hitting hard
Hitting.
Hitting hard
Harder to see through, say
"Heaven forbid!"
"Heaven forbid!"
Hash house workers
Harmon ___, of "JAG"
Hero of "The Moon and Sixpence"
Harmony in a residential community? [Chevrolet, Honda]
Has suspicions
Hefty penalty
Hurling goo at
Half-witted drudge in "Nicholas Nickleby."
How one may wade through a puddle
Having narrow orbs
Hangs, in a way
Hale-and-hearty state
Having a point.
Having a sharp point.
Having a sharp point
Half of a no-win comment
Half of a no-win comment
Housewifely chore
Hirer's investigation
"Harold and Maude," for one
Haypile: Scot.
He directed "Never on Sunday"
Highest string of a violin.
Horse, for example
Household chore
Herbal soother
"He won by a nose!"
His or hers: Fr.
Heads
He wrote "Middle of the Night."
Howdy Doody partner
Hollywood quack?
Hit song of W. W. I
Hawaiian, e.g.
Having the edge turned, as a wheel.
Hearty, hot bowlful
Hearty bowlful
Hearty first course.
Hot spot of old Hollywood
Hiding a fifth ace?
"___ hard hearts . . .": Shak.
Having an earache
How low one will sink to get an advantage?
He lives on Lake Ontario.
Hollywood statuette manufacturer?
Harness races of a kind.
Hobo-hat wearer
"Here ___ the lesson"
Hockey intermission?
Heavenly
Her coach?
Hair preparation
Home styles
Heavily illustrated works
Have ___ with: talk to
Have __ with: talk to
Have ___ (jaw)
Have ___ with: talk to
Have __ with: talk to
Have ___ with (speak to)
Have -- (bat the breeze)
Have ___ (talk)
Highest academic degrees offered by Harvard Law Sch.
Highest legal degs.
Have ___ call
High-climbing Kiwi
Hill brow, in Scotland
Handel hero
He loved Galatea.
Help.
Handel opera role.
Hockey game clincher
Hockey game clincher
Handel's "___ and Galatea"
Handel's "_____ and Galatea"
Handel's '_____ and Galatea'
Handel's "___ and Galatea"
Have an ___ grind
Has an __ grind
Have an ___ grind
Has an __ grind
Have an __ grind
Have an ___ grind
How
Hoodlums
*Handwriting on the wall for Mark McGwire?
*Handwriting on the wall for Mark McGwire?: 3 wds.
Horsefly
"Helicopter" English rockers
Horseracing factors found at the starts of 17-, 26-, 45-, and 62-Across
Having pull
Hasbro, e.g.
House choice
Having the force of an edict.
Hair braider, e.g.
Holiday mos.
Holiday months: Abbr.
Health insurance partner
Hunters who follow 51 Down
How some parents count as a warning