Home level around Hudson Bay Home of the Univ. of St. Francis Half foot: Prosody. Half-frozen needlework? Half-frozen needlework? Hairdresser? Hawaiian yams Has trouble swallowing Has trouble swallowing Heavy-looking print House weathers? Hatchet handle. Hatchet handle Hamstrings Hip-hop song about where Thanksgiving stuffing is supposed to go? Hebrew prophet Amos Highlighted, as text Hammerstein and Rodgers's card "He that ___ anger . . . ": Prov. 16:32 Hymn "The Strife ___, the Battle Done" Hit song for Diana Ross Hit song of 1940 Have ___ (hold a grudge). How tennis players make noise? 1990 Heisman Trophy runner-up Raghib ___ Hard-bargainer's words Home towns for Ulysses and Cornell. Has no truth to it Hall & Oates "Say It ___" Horseplayer's last words Henrik/Maurice 1996 Helen Fielding book made into a film starring Renée Zellweger Hymen. High-kicking dance by limbless critters? High-kicking dance by limbless critters? Hustled out. Hempen fabrics. #1 hit of February 2003 Human dynamos Hunger game #1 Hearten Honors ceremony Hunger game? Holmes story Help for a common winter woe "Hold that tiger" Hear: Comb. form. Hear: Prefix Hearing: Comb. form Hatch fastener. Hibernation hideaway Have a perfect record Had a perfect record Had a senior moment Held to no runs Humorist who wrote the Oscar-winning short "How to Sleep", and a member of the Algonquin Round Table High-window section of a structure Heroine who declares "I have always depended on the kindness of strangers" Handout from the pizzeria? Heliotrope Heliotrope. Handrail components, often Heavenly twist Helical How some hams are cut "Hit" band with "Jesus Is Just Alright" Hybrid trout Housing start for a Mae West/Cary Grant film? "___ Have Seen Better Days," old song Highly reflective finish Half of a one-time popular vaudeville team. Half of a former vaudeville team. Having a certain meter. Hopeh town on the Huto River Hang in there HQ for a blues-filled bash? Holes 12, 13 and 14 Headline that's bad news for a movie producer? Heavy construction gear Huge hammering machines Half-and-half kind of drama Hepcat's attire Hot-sofa ballet, in a way He was Rocky's manager Half-wild horse. Hopes that weren't meant to be Hair color: abbr. Hemingway's lost lady Health plan's exclusion for renegers? Heated car seat? HOT STOCK, MAYBE (1933) HOT STOCK, MAYBE (1933) Help in a stock exchange? Horticulturist Luther Hero's award He kayoed "Two-Ton Tony": 1939 Honeymooner with 39-Across? Horse-breaker Harangues Henpecks Henpecks He defeated Mike Tyson in 1990 How some face a new year Heavy boots Heavy shoes He blows a muted trumpet. Henry on trumpet HOV LANE users Handle responsibility, so to speak Hide in plain sight? Hack's profit? Hack's profit? Hotel awning? Have loose lips Horses for remounts: Sp. Humor that won't offend High-speed transmitting system Hissy fit Humble, in conversation Humble, in conversation Having a common central line Having a common axis (Var.) Having common axes Head of O. P. S. He's running for the Senate. Hellish literary work Heaven-sent soul mate? Have doubts about destructive one? Highly suspect Half a Caribbean tree He said: Lat. Howard as a museum supporter? Home-made smoke. Homemade smoke His work may take him underground Housemate in Real World Hair holders High-stepping dance that involves a little golden showers? Heading for April Heinrich Heine's greeting Highway hazards Handyman Herb used by florists to make wreaths Heeded. HEADS or TAILS Half a tropical hummingbird Hard to look at Hindu pilgrimage center Hits of yesteryear Holden and Garfield roles Hounded Happy flower? Handymen's favorite tools? Hits again. 1941 hit for Billie Holiday Headwaiter's inducement? He sings Amfortas. House Appropriations chief. House appropriations chief. Hit with a heavy hammer Hammered hard Hardly emulated the 16-Across Hardly emulated the 16-Across Hit hard Headline for Irv Noren. Having two atoms of a univalent metal. Having two univalent metal atoms Hit song of the Twenties. Hubbard's subject. Hive workers? "Hush!" "Hamlet Meets Macbeth"? Hot spots of old West HMOs may cover them HMOs may cover them Has no problems Has no problems 500-horsepower four-wheel bike 500-horsepower four-wheel bike Held colloquy. "Hannah and Her Sisters" and "Bullets Over Broadway" Her 1984 bio was "Knock Wood" He makes weekly countdowns? He wrote "Christ in Concrete." Headline #2 (Suspect questioned) He lost to Seixas on the courts. Horse-traded Haggled Hounds Half of MCXXII Hill of glacial drift Haggles Hamilcar __ (general of Carthage) Hamilcar ___. Hannibal's family name. Hannibal's family name Hamilcar ___ (Hannibal's father) His pseudonym was Stendhal. "How's your Moët & Chandon stock?" answer? "How's your Moët & Chandon stock?" answer? Howard the coward? Heads-up Heads up Honor for the best breads? 'Huff' Emmy winner, and the mother of 118-Across H, once Hero of troubadour songs 1994 honoree House topping Hagedorn's subject. Hockey-playing servant's milieu? Home of domineering Gem Staters? Hearty meat entree Haydn Wood's popular song. "He that would thrive must ___ five." Hope-Crosby route Hybrid that may be plucked Hudsons Hungarian-American conductor Antal Hungarian-born conductor Holdup victim's plea Hyperbolic description of Eric Clapton, say Hagrid portrayer in the "Harry Potter" films Hoodwinked in Hobart? He brushes you off He brushes you off High-flown: Poet. Have a reckless fling Horror porn of urban legend Horseplay on the stage. Helicopter hub Hernando De Soto, e.g. Harpoon throwers Hindu language: Abbr. Hit high Hit high Hit a high fly ball Horn that's not very sturdy? Hartbeest. Hartebeest. Hartebeest Houston: No hits, no runs, no errors Having no aisles Having no aisles, as a church Having no aisles, in architecture " . . . he ___ live": Diogenes Laërtius Had the usual for dinner? Have the capability Herschel invention HE KEEPS A FILLING STATION: 1914